Utah

From the snow-capped peaks of Park City to the red rock wonders of Moab, families across Utah rely on Spicer Financial Group for clear, practical guidance on life insurance, retirement planning, and long-term financial security. Whether you’re building your career in Salt Lake City, raising a family in Provo, or enjoying the scenic beauty of St. George, we’re here to help you prepare with confidence and clarity.

Serving these areas, and more:

  • Salt Lake City / Murray / West Valley City

  • Provo / Orem / Utah County

  • Ogden / Layton / Northern Utah

  • St. George / Washington / Southern Utah

  • Moab / Southeastern Utah

  • Park City / Heber Valley

  • Logan / Cache Valley

  • Cedar City / Iron County

 Utah Life & Financial Planning FAQs

Life Insurance in Utah

  • Employer coverage is a helpful start, but it often isn’t enough to fully protect your family. Your own policy gives you flexibility — you choose the amount, type, and term, and coverage stays with you even if your job changes.

  • Many aim to replace several years of income, pay off their mortgage, and fund future goals such as college or retirement. We’ll help you figure out what makes sense for your family and lifestyle.

  • Utah law provides a 10-day “free look” period for new policies, allowing you to review and cancel for a full refund. Insurance companies must also pay claims promptly and clearly communicate policy details.

Retirement Planning in Utah

  • Many Utah residents use 401(k)s, IRAs, and annuities to build income for retirement. The state doesn’t tax Social Security benefits, which can help when planning your retirement income.

  • The earlier, the better. Even if retirement is approaching, we can help you maximize savings and structure income for a secure, comfortable future.

  • Absolutely! We’ll review your savings, expenses, and lifestyle goals to design a plan that supports retiring on your terms.

Mortgage Protection in Utah

  • It’s life insurance designed to pay off your mortgage if you pass away, giving your family the ability to stay in their home without added financial pressure.

  • It’s optional, but many homeowners choose it to safeguard their family’s largest financial commitment

  • Yes! We can make sure your coverage always reflects your current mortgage balance and homeownership situation.

College Funding Strategies in Utah

  • The Utah Educational Savings Plan (UESP) offers tax advantages and flexible investment options. We’ll help you decide whether this plan or another savings strategy best fits your long-term goals.

  • Yes! Parents, grandparents, and friends can contribute. It’s a simple way for loved ones to invest in your child’s future.

  • 529 funds can be redirected to another family member or used for vocational training, graduate school, or other qualified programs, keeping your savings flexible.

Estate & Legacy Planning in Utah

  • Estate planning protects your assets and ensures they’re distributed according to your wishes. Legacy planning focuses on the impact you want to leave, through family support, charitable giving, or long-term wealth preservation.

  • Yes. Without one, state law decides how your assets are distributed, which may not reflect your intentions. A clear plan helps your family avoid confusion and unnecessary legal costs.

  • Life insurance provides immediate cash to cover debts, taxes, or final expenses, keeping your family from having to sell assets under pressure.

  • Not at all! Every Utah family can benefit from protecting their home, savings, and legacy through careful planning.

Debt Protection in Utah

  • It helps pay off personal loans, credit cards, and auto loans if you pass away or become disabled, ensuring your family isn’t burdened by debt.

  • Life insurance provides broad coverage for your family’s future, while debt protection focuses on specific loans. Many families use both for full protection.

  • Anyone with ongoing debt or shared financial obligations, such as homeowners or single-income households.

  • No. It’s optional, but it’s an affordable way to add an extra layer of security.

Income Protection in Utah

  • It replaces part of your income if illness or injury prevents you from working, helping your household maintain stability while you recover.

  • Some do, but many plans are short-term or cover only part of your income. A private policy can fill in the gaps.

  • Some plans last a few years, while others can extend until retirement. We’ll help you select a plan that meets your needs.

  • Costs depend on your health, job, and coverage level, but most families find it affordable and well worth the peace of mind.