Agent

Kendall Schlake

LUTCF, Registered Representative
505 7th St
Fairbury, NE 68352-2309
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(402) 729-2728
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Email
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(402) 729-2728
Hours & Location

Meet Kendall

Farm Bureau Agent for 37 years

Hi, I'm Kendall Schlake, an insurance agent with Farm Bureau Financial Services in Fairbury, NE. I’m here to help you protect what matters most in life. From auto and home insurance to farm and ranch insurance, life insurance and more, I can help customize your coverage to fit your specific needs. Together we’ll create a plan that’s right for you. It’s your future. Let’s protect it.®

For your insurance and financial service needs, call (402) 729-2728.

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Serving Fairbury, NE, and the surrounding area

Annuities
Annuities can be a great addition to your retirement income strategy.
Auto Insurance
Including cars, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, and roadside assistance
Business
Commercial business, home-based business, ag-based business, and more
Farm
Including property coverage, farm vehicle insurance, crop and livestock insurance
Health
Health coverage, disability income, long-term care insurance
Home
Including homeowner's insurance, renter's insurance, and condo insurance
Life
Term life, whole life, indexed universal life
Mutual Funds
Mutual funds can be a great tool to help you achieve your financial goals
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