Professional
David L. Hahs, a Chartered Life Underwriter and Chartered Financial Consultant, is a 42 year career representative for Northwestern Mutual Financial Services in Cape Girardeau, MO. He received the Missouri Life Underwriters Association Life Underwriter of the Year Award. David’s father Luther Hahs founded the Northwestern Mutual office in Cape in 1954.
David works primarily with Doctors, senior level executives, professionals, business owners and high net worth individuals. He has extensive experience in Estate Planning, Disability Income and Life Insurance Needs Assessment, Long Term Care Insurance, Business Continuation Planning and Charitable Gifting.
Years of Experience
Representing Northwestern Mutual since 1972.
Education
| Degree | Major | Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Science | Marketing | Southeast Missouri State U |
Awards and Recognition
Health Insurance Quality Award 1984-1985, 1988-1990
Award recognizing quality in the field of health insurance
Million Dollar Round Table Provisional Member 1974
MDRT is the premier association of financial professionals. MDRT status designation is granted for one year and members must apply every year to continue their affiliation with the MDRT
Million Dollar Round Table Qualifying Member 1975-1979, 2001-2009
MDRT is the premier association of financial professionals. MDRT status designation is granted for one year and members must apply every year to continue their affiliation with the MDRT
Million Dollar Round Table Qualifying/Life Member 1980-1999, 2010-2012
MDRT is the premier association of financial professionals. MDRT status designation is granted for one year and members must apply every year to continue their affiliation with the MDRT
National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Quality Award 2011-2015
Award recognizing commitment to excellence in service to clients and industry
National Quality Award 1974-2010
Award recognizing persistency and performance
National Sales Achievement Award 1974-2010
Award recognizing performance