Nick Constantino, LLC.

As a lifelong resident of the Middletown area I understand that reputation is everything, so I've strived to maintain a positive reputation in everything that I do - professionally and personally.  I truly believe that my forty-plus years in business is a testament to my success.

 

My journey has taken me in many, enjoyable directions. As a Daily Money Manager (not a financial manager) I'm responsible for assisting my clients, many of whom are seniors, navigate the daily challenges of their lives, including money issues, bill paying, insurance claims, misleading advertisements, etc. The same services are available to overwhelmed small business owners and all in need.

 

I also have New York State insurance licenses allowing me to sell and advise on all your insurance needs. In addition, I hold non-resident insurance licenses in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Virginia.  My licenses are maintained not so much to sell, but to allow me to teach the required continuing education classes to insurance professionals across the country.  

 

After many years involved with various community organizations, including having served as a District Governor with Rotary International, I decided that it was "time for me", so during the pandemic, when many of us had way too much free time on our hands, I decided to move in yet another direction and worked to get my TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification, followed by a second certification for teaching Business English (as a new language).  At present, I'm teaching ESL part-time at Fei Tian College (and loving it).   

 

But, as they say, that's not all! Most recently I received certifications as a "Human Rights Consultant" and as an "Anti-Trafficking Consultant" and am available for speaking engagements. 

 

Lastly, while I oftentimes tell people that my personal life is "an open book", I never publish much about my personal life online (and here is no exception), but I proudly share my personal life with my clients (and students), many of whom I'm now proud to call my friends.