Nancy Camacho knows the sacrifice and satisfaction involved in building a business from the ground up. She and her husband, Marciel, started Lexington Tax Services.
In the early years, Nancy juggled getting Lexington Tax Services up with the demands of raising her children and caring for her aging loved ones. During the years that she provided loving care to both of Marciel’s parents, Nancy researched and learned a great deal about Medicare, insurance, and long-term care solutions. “That is when I began to develop my knowledge, passion, and commitment for long-term care and insurance planning. It is one reason why I want to do all I can to ensure our clients have proper planning in place to help them face these types of financial transitions and challenges with grace and confidence,” said Nancy.
As the co-founder of Lexington Tax Services, Nancy has decades of experience in the field of insurance. Her expertise is in designing life insurance, annuities, and long-term care programs to support the dreams of individuals and families throughout the stages of their life. She has the ability to problem-solve and a passion to serve and help clients in creating long-term financial and insurance strategies to achieve their aspirations.
Nancy is the backbone of Lexington Tax Services. She focuses on client relationships, scheduling client meetings, setting up and maintaining accounts, and managing interoffice workflows. “I get my greatest satisfaction out of working with our clients to help them focus on seeing all their options clearly, so they can turn the ordinary into extraordinary.”
Nancy is an author and lecturer on family leadership. She earned a degree in child and family relations from Ricks College, now known as Brigham Young University—Idaho.
As the recipient of several community service awards, Nancy is a dedicated community leader. She has served on the board for the Boy Scouts of America and served as Troop Committee chairman. She has served on the board and held several leadership positions with the Los Gatos Morning Rotary. She also helps with JustServe.org, a website that links community needs with volunteers, providing opportunities to help those in need and enhance the quality of life.
Nancy and her husband, Marciel, have four children and 14 grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with her family, serving in her community, and writing.