Jeff Biggs

Kansas Insurance Consultant serving Topeka, Kansas

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Jeff started his career in 1995 and joined Kansas Insurance in 2020. Jeff handles both commercial and personal insurance lines for his clients. Jeff is a member of NAIFA-Topeka and KAIA. Jeff achieved his Life Underwriting Training Council Fellow (LUTCF) in his 2nd year of business and has also graduated from NAIFA’s Leadership in Life Institute program.

Jeff specializes in all commercial risks from Contractors to Agricultural, working closely with clients to understand the risks, exposures and risk tolerance unique to them. He then helps them implement cost effective strategies and insurance programs to protect their business. Ultimately, many times this process has resulted in the insured identifying gaps in coverage, increasing coverages and achieving savings all at the same time.

Jeff specializes in business buy-sell agreements, making sure they are structured properly to ensure a smooth transition. Jeff works with clients to help them receive guaranteed life time income in retirement and implement strategies to help reduce taxation in both retirement and legacy planning. He is also licensed to sell life insurance, Long-Term Care and fixed annuities.

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Jeff has achieved many industry awards such as 10x MDRT which is awarded to the Top 1% agents internationally for life insurance production, 5x NAIFA Quality Award, 2014 HOF inductee for direct carrier, Top Commercial Producer in Kansas 13 years for direct carrier, 5x Super All American, 11x All American and 20x Super Pacesetter for direct carrier.

Jeff has served in many roles for NAIFA-Topeka board for eight years including President. He served the final three years as National Committee Chair lobbying in Washington, DC on behalf of fellow members. Jeff has contributed to and served on many non-profit boards and founded the Driving Hope for Homeless Children Charity Golf tourney, which raised over $250k in its nine years of existence for the Topeka Rescue Mission’s Children’s Palace.