No doubt it’s frightening to imagine scenarios involving the well being of loved ones and ourselves. It’s especially scary to think of threatening scenarios involving money. The world we live in is riddled with foreseen and unforeseen occurrences, the kind that each of us must anticipate and account for. When confronting financial issues you need a qualified individual that can help you make critical decisions regarding financial protection.

For over 150 years, Northwestern Mutual (NML) has offered financial services to millions of customers. Product offerings are designed to help clients control financial risk and support customers in reaching financial security. These insurance and investment tools are carefully tailored to the needs of each client by way of experienced and knowledgeable agents. NML agents’ devotion to excellence of craft is legendary in the insurance agency business.

Northwester Mutual’s credentials are formidable. They’ve received the highest possible third party rating of any life insurance company. For 25 years, NML has been rated to have a top 10 sales force by Fortune.

When you place trust in Northwestern Mutual, you place trust in well over a century of protection.

Bill Watson has been an integral part of Northwestern Mutual’s story in Duluth and Northern Minnesota since July of 1999 and an integral part of the Northland’s close-knit community for 25 years.

A national standout, Bill played hockey for UMD from 1982-1985 and was a two time All-American collegiate point record holder in 1985. In the same year he became the 5th recipient of the highly coveted Hobey Baker Memorial Award, College hockey’s most distinguished honor for men. Think about the commitment and devotion to craft such accomplishments embody.

During these formative days at UMD, Bill met his wife of 22 years, Molly. From 1985-1989, he played professional hockey in the NHL with the Chicago Blackhawks, after which he enjoyed coaching hockey at St. Scholastica & Western Michigan.

Bill Watson has 3 children, Tony (14), Patrick (13) and Emily (11). Currently, he is a volunteer coach at UMD and enjoys spending time with his family.

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