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Fowler Insurance & Employee Benefits, Inc.

3066 Fountainside Drive, Suite 101
Germantown, TN 38138

Phone:

901-756-8227

Fax:

901-756-8240

E-mail:

Fowler Insurance and Employee Benefits, Inc. has over 40 years of employee benefit communication experience.

We have the ability to match the employer's needs with high quality products and services that are available in the market place today.

Benefits should be an investment in your company's future; not a drain on company profits.

Click below for online annuity search, term life quote, or individual dental and vision quote.

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