Trevor Kuntz
Wayfinders Insurance Solutions
2845 Eastern Blvd
York, PA 17402, US
Professional Profile
Trevor holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in education from York College of Pennsylvania and Wilkes University, respectively. After teaching middle school math, science, and social studies for several years, he left teaching to pursue a career in the mental health field. Over the next seven years he spent time in several practices in the mental health and medical fields in office administration. Since July 2019, he has served as the Client Services Manager at Sequential Wealth Management in York, PA. Trevor holds his Pennsylvania Life and Health Insurance license and specializes in senior insurance products such as Medicare Supplement, Medicare Advantage, and Part D Prescription Plans.
Outside the office, Trevor enjoys spending time with his wife Jess and daughters Sydney and Charleigh, including going to the park, traveling, playing board and card games, and recently started doing stained glass. Other hobbies include TV, movies, musicals, and is a miscellaneous trivia superstar.
Areas of Expertise
- Insurance Agent
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