Kristen Roberts - Country Financial Insurance

07/17/2026

Meet the face behind your peace of mind! 👋✨ Whether you're buying a new car, moving into your dream home, or planning for the future, Kristen is here to make sure you're protected through it all. At COUNTRY Financial, you're never just a policy number to us—you’re family.Let's chat today to see how we can protect what matters most to you! 🏡🚗💼📲 DM us or click the link in our bio to get a personalized quote!

07/15/2026

What does true peace of mind look like to you? 🏞️✨

For many, it is sitting out on the patio, taking a call, and looking over a calm lake without a single worry about the "what-ifs" in life.
But building a life this beautiful requires protecting it. Whether you are enjoying a sunny afternoon, upgrading your home, or planning your retirement, unexpected shifts shouldn't threaten your hard-earned security.

At COUNTRY Financial, we don't believe in one-size-fits-all insurance. We build custom plans designed around your family, your assets, and your long-term dreams.

What we help you protect:

🏡Your Home: Comprehensive coverage for your greatest sanctuary.
🚗 Your Vehicles: Reliable protection for every journey.
💼 Your Future: Tailored life insurance and financial planning tools to preserve your legacy.

Stop guessing if you are fully covered. Let's make sure your safety net is as solid as your dreams.

07/10/2026

At COUNTRY Financial, we believe in showing up for our community—even when it means running up every deck in the stadium! 🏔️ Physical endurance takes hard work, but protecting your future shouldn't have to. Proud to be a Bronco Sponsor and crush this morning's workout! 🐴✨

07/07/2026

With wildfire season upon us, we wanted to pass along some important tips to make sure you, your family and your belongings are safe in the event of a wildfire.

Here are our top 10 tips to keep you safe and protected.

1) Create a defensible space around your home. That means removing any dead or dying weeds, leaves, cones, bark and shrubs planted under trees. Prune all your branches that overhang roofs, cut down smaller trees and remove any dead vegetation from your property. If you’re able, install about 5 feet of noncombustible material like gravel, pavers or brick around your home’s foundation.

2) Maintain 6-inches of clearance from the ground to your siding. If you can, consider upgrading to noncombustible siding like concrete or brick.

3) Regularly clean debris from your roof and gutters.

4) Inspect and regularly prune and trim the trees on your property. Trim all branches so they’re no closer than 10 feet to your home.

5) Use a Class A roof covering. These offer the best protection for your home. Clay tiles, slate, asphalt glass fiber composition shingles and concrete are all good examples of Class A roofing.

6) Install noncombustible fencing like metal, stone or concrete.

7) Keep embers out of your eaves and vents. Cover them with 1/8th inch mesh and box in open eaves to create a soffit.

8) Protect your windows and use multi-pane, tempered glass windows. Always keep them closed when a wildfire is threatening your neighborhood.

9) Protect your deck. Use deck boards that comply with new construction requirements in wildfire-prone areas. Clear out any combustibles stored underneath the deck and create defensible space around it.

10) Keep flammable items away from your home. Things like firewood or propane tanks should be stored a minimum of 30 feet from your home’s foundation.

Contact me today to learn more about how you can protect what matters most.

07/07/2026

07/04/2026

It’s easy to think of sparklers as harmless, they’re a summer staple for a reason. But they actually burn a lot hotter than most people expect, even hotter than a grill.

It’s a good reminder that some of the smallest moments are still worth paying attention to.

07/01/2026

🏈 Proud to Support Our Local Youth! 🏈

We’re excited to sponsor a local flag football team this season! Investing in our community means supporting the kids who are learning teamwork, building confidence, and having fun along the way.

We’re cheering these athletes on every step of the season and wish them the best of luck! 💙

Thank you to the coaches, parents, and volunteers who make youth sports possible. We’re honored to be a small part of their journey.

Thank you Kristen Roberts at COUNTRY Financial for becoming a field sponsor!

06/25/2026

If you’ve ever thought that you may not have enough life insurance, you’re not alone. According to the 2025 Insurance Barometer Study Report, 25 million Americans feel that they are underinsured, while 74 million Americans don’t have any life insurance at all.

So, what stops us from getting the coverage we know we need? Cost, or more accurately, perceived cost. Historically, nearly three-quarters of Americans overestimate the cost of a basic term life insurance policy. It’s worth noting that respondents, 35 and under, who said they were healthy overestimated the price of life insurance 7-10x the actual cost.

The truth is the right life insurance for your needs might be more affordable than you think. Learn more about life insurance and what options are available to you at countryfinancial.com/life.

we know a thing or two about keeping families protected through all stages of life. We’ve been at it for over 100 years. Follow us for more on how to protect what matters most.

06/19/2026

Here at COUNTRY Financial, we don’t horsearound when it comes to finding you the best policy! Call us today 208-982-3855 😊

06/17/2026

Has it been a while since the last time you evaluated your life insurance needs?

If life has been flying by and some big changes have happened, it’s a good idea to make sure you have enough coverage to keep your loved ones protected.

If you’re one of the millions of Americans who doesn’t have enough (or any) life insurance*, let's talk to change that today.

*Source: 2025 Insurance Barometer Study Report
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