Christine J. Insinger
Chris joined Renaissance Financial in 2015 after fifteen years of being associated with Heritage Financial Services and another nine years with Fowler Life and Health Insurance in Omaha. Chris attended the University of Nebraska– Omaha and Bellevue University majoring in business and marketing.
Chris's strong family values, ethics, and dedication to her clients support her personal commitment to providing sound financial strategies for her clients through various insurance and investment products. She guides her clients in making financial decisions that can turn their hopes and dreams for the future into reality. Chris specializes in working with the medical market and educating professionals through many speaking engagements at schools, universities, and hospitals throughout the country.
Chris is a lifetime qualifying member of the MDRT*. The Million Dollar Round Table provides its financial service members with resources to improve their technical knowledge, sales and client service while maintaining a culture of high ethical standards. Other accomplishments within the industry include being a member of the Senate Club** in 2012-2021 by Securian Financial Services Inc. and becoming a Platinum Advisor** at Renaissance Financial in 2016. Known as a Disability Insurance Specialist for the firm, Chris has attained her FINRA Series 6, 7, 63,65, and 66 registrations and is licensed to sell life, health, disability, and property casualty insurance.
Chris is a current board member of The Set Me Free Project which is a nonprofit organization focused on fighting sex trafficking through prevention education for youth and families, with the mission to stop human trafficking before it starts. The curriculum is informative, interactive, and flexible, reaching students (3rd-12th grade), educators, parents, and leaders in every facet of the community. The Set Me Free Project is unique in its use of an interactive, age-appropriate curriculum in every presentation. With a focus on defining human trafficking and helping students identify why and how they could be at risk, The Set Me Free Project provides a foundation for all students to recognize the intrinsic value in every human being.
Chris was a past mentor for the Sacred Heart’s and TeamMates mentoring programs for two years each. She is a past board member and present member of WISE (Women's Interactive Sales Exchange), a nationwide organization where she has helped motivate other women in their careers by sharing ideas on keeping balance in their lives with raising a family. Chris is married to her husband, Dave. They have a daughter Haley, a son Justin and daughter-in-law Nicole. In her spare time, Chris enjoys power walking, Pilates, swimming, golfing, and participating in charity functions.
Chris Insinger is a Registered Representative and Investment Advisor Representative of Securian Financial Services. Chris does not provide specific tax/legal advice and this information should not be considered as such.
* Million Dollar Round Table: Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) is an independent membership organization of life insurance and financial service professionals. Membership levels are based on commissions, premiums, or fees generated within a year from investment and insurance products. Members must apply annually and pay a fee. Members must be members in good standing of a Professional Association, which has met the following criteria: in existence at least 2 years, have 100 or more members, must be a nonprofit organization, must have a code of ethics and an effective means of dealing with breaches of its code. Members must also adhere to the MDRT Code of Ethics. Working with this advisor is not a guarantee of future financial results. Investors should conduct their own evaluation.
** Awards and club membership are granted annually based primarily on commissions, premiums, or fees generated from investment and insurance products of the previous year, and other criteria relative to leadership, achievement, and recruiting. Working with this individual or firm is not a guarantee of future financial results. Investors should conduct their own evaluation.
