Top Producer

First Service Group was honored at the recent Monumental Credit Insurance Group national sales conference in San Diego.  FSG received the award as the top producing agency for mortgage business in 2006.  Dave Karr and Tom Gruber accepted the award for FSG.


AIG/American General
announces the decision to exit the credit insurance industry.  Click here for more information.


Now Available!

Online access to premium quotes and applications for Mortgage Disaster Protection.

A great tool for agents and lenders, coverage can be issued in 24 hours.  Premiums can be

set up for Annual or Quarterly payment via ACH or credit card.  For more information, go to the FSG EASYQUOTE page.

In today's challenging banking environment, the ability to deliver full service is a competitive advantage. FSG bridges the gap between the financial institution and the insurance company while ensuring the satisfaction of the individual consumers.

Discover what we can do for you.

Is a home warranty right for you?

Basically, a home warranty plan protects you from the high cost of repairs or breakdowns to your appliances and in-home systems. Choosing the right home warranty plan depends on your particular needs.

You should consider a home warranty plan if you:

Don't want to risk the out-of-pocket expense should something break down due to normal wear and tear.

Want to pay a low, set deductible for each service technician dispatched to your home – no matter what the problem and even if the call is on a weekend.

Have older or used appliances or systems.

Are buying a home and are not certain what condition the appliances are in.

Want to be assured of fairly quick response times on service calls.

Want to have someone else handle finding a certified local technician.

Want coverage for problems NOT covered by your homeowners insurance.

Want extra protection above and beyond a manufacturer's warranty.

FSG can help by providing home warranty options for your customers
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The greatest difficulty in the world is not for people to accept new ideas, but to make them forget about old ideas.
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