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Roger G. Taylor & Associates’ growth and direction have resulted from the changing and expanding needs of its clients over many years. Beginning with a more specialized practice in the 1970’s, the firm has evolved from insurance and annuities now to include fee-based financial planning, investments and brokerage services, which are offered through AXA Advisors, LLC. The firm represents businesses and individuals in most aspects of their financial future and objectives.
 
During the last 30 years, our organization has grown tremendously, as we have broadened and diversified our financial services. Service to our clients is conducted by professionals with specialized skills and experience in such diverse fields as health insurance, long-term care, life insurance, annuities and investment products. All of these services and skills can be used to help our clients plan for “dying too soon, or living a long life”. In fulfilling our commitment to be a full service financial planning organization, we are continually adapting our skills to respond to the complex needs of our clients.

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