About Us
Ed Rapacky is owner and President of Benefit Resource Group (BRG), Rapacky & Rapacky, and BRG Managment Solutions. Employee Benefits, Commercial Insurance, Retirement and Profit Sharing Plans. Individual Insurance, Home and Auto, Financial Planning for EVERYONE.
How We Got Started
Wanted to combat and beat the salesy, untrustworthy folks in our industry. Enjoy helping clients save money, find the correct solution or coverage, and have a real relationship with like-minded people who are loyal, inquisitive, and are not going to be "sold".
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (26)
"ED RAPACKY IS A KNOWLEDGABLE PROFESSIONAL THAT IS ABLE TO HANDLE ALL OF YOUR HEALTH AND..."
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"ED RAPACKY IS A KNOWLEDGABLE PROFESSIONAL THAT IS ABLE TO HANDLE ALL OF YOUR HEALTH AND FINANCIAL PRODUCT NEEDS"
"Edward Rapacky has a solid reputation in the Central Connecticut area with his clients. ..."
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"Edward Rapacky has a solid reputation in the Central Connecticut area with his clients. If/When you are looking for a Insurance/ Financial Professional to work with, Reach out and talk with Edward, and see if he can assist you.
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Products & Services
Medical Insurance for Employees going through the roof?
Workman's Comp. rates in CT are down over 10%-when did you last take a look?
Anything you...
We're here to help you get the best coverage and a great rate. Benefit Resource Group, LLC. provides auto insurance packages customized to your nee...
Recommendations Given (24)
"Andrea is just an extraordinary person. To care about helping others and being successful is the..."
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"Andrea is just an extraordinary person. To care about helping others and being successful is the only way to do business, in my opinion. We lack folks like Andrea in our society. She goes above-and-beyond for everyone, and her Caring disposition and creativeness is the difference that can help you through a hard time.
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"The best Dinner anywhere...and always with a smile!"
Recent Activity
You do not. Losing coverage is a qualifying event to go onto yours.
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You do not. Losing coverage is a qualifying event to go onto yours.
Being honest, always...if prospect is a good person and not getting a sales vibe from you, they open up. We and I can then tell them, what you have is great or we point out why it is not. We then leave it there and know our knowledge and expertise will have them come onboard.
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Being honest, always...if prospect is a good person and not getting a sales vibe from you, they open up. We and I can then tell them, what you have is great or we point out why it is not. We then leave it there and know our knowledge and expertise will have them come onboard.
Have to begin somewhere...join groups, network - see its errand services. Call a companion or visiting nurse company-locally owned by a good, caring person. Tell them you’d like to talk to them about what’s needed out there-expertise they can bestow upon you. Fine to say you’re starting out and...
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Have to begin somewhere...join groups, network - see its errand services. Call a companion or visiting nurse company-locally owned by a good, caring person. Tell them you’d like to talk to them about what’s needed out there-expertise they can bestow upon you. Fine to say you’re starting out and have a plan. “Can I run it by you?“ and be totally open to critiqueing.
Most small biz owners started off in your shoes and would love to help. I bet they end up being your first “real” client and refer you in or utilize your services.
This will help tremendously if/after friends and family don’t come through for You. They may mean well and get you an initial client or 2. I don’t like asking them for anything. I’d just let them know what you are doing and if they need or come across someone, “think of me.” Then leave it there. Don’t pester. Most good folks don’t like to be pestered is my theory. I don’t! Treat others as you’d wish to be treated. Golden rule will serve you right. May not make you Rich, but you will enjoy more and have a loyal following who will be referring resources long into the future...
Pro: non one reads anything...NEED to catch a little interest so they read on.
Con: can be seen as "cheesy" depending on industry. I'm not a good salesman (do unto others...I don't like being "sold" anything! Great Business to be in aye?) I am put off personally by a catchy slogan, but they do...
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Pro: non one reads anything...NEED to catch a little interest so they read on.
Con: can be seen as "cheesy" depending on industry. I'm not a good salesman (do unto others...I don't like being "sold" anything! Great Business to be in aye?) I am put off personally by a catchy slogan, but they do work. Thus, we do not employ one :-)
