Willie Edwards, Agent with New York Life

08/02/2022

Unlike toys, clothes, or games, life insurance is a gift that can’t be outgrown. Contact me to learn how permanent life insurance can help you give the children in your life the greatest gift of all—the gift of a more secure future.

08/01/2022

What sets us apart from other mutual life insurers? Our diversified business model that contributes to our success. Click here to find out why it matters to our policy owners.

07/31/2022

Now is a great time to protect yourself and the ones you love. Learn how disability insurance can help protect your most valuable financial asset—your ability to earn an income.

07/30/2022

If you’re able to return to work, your SSI payments could stop because of your earnings, but that might not mean you’ll lose Medicaid. Here’s why. If I go back to work and lose my SSI benefits, will I lose Medicaid?

Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid beneficiaries can return to work without losing health benefits depending on their income and other factors.

07/29/2022

Is inflation making you feel less financially secure? If so, you’re not alone. Take a look at what this recent article has to say about the impact inflation is having and let me know if you’d like to hear about some proven solutions.

New York Life examines how the cost of groceries, gasoline and other goods and services rise as a result of inflation, consumers across generational groups are responding to the pressure of reduced purchasing power by making changes to their day-to-day spending habits and adjusting their budgets.

07/28/2022

Is inflation taking a toll on your short-term budget? According to the latest Wealth Watch survey, you’re not alone. You can read more about it in this article—and are welcome to contact me directly if you would like to hear about some ways to lessen the impact.

New York Life examines how the cost of groceries, gasoline and other goods and services rise as a result of inflation, consumers across generational groups are responding to the pressure of reduced purchasing power by making changes to their day-to-day spending habits and adjusting their budgets.

07/27/2022

Here are several options on what you can do with leftover student loan funds and how to decide which option is best for you.

When taking out student loans, you should be able to estimate approximately how much you'll need for tuition and other related costs. But still, it's not uncommon to have some money left over. Why You Might Have Leftover Student Loan Money When you take out federal student loans, you can ask f

07/18/2022

Summer can be full of tough decisions—where to travel, what to pack, who can you get to watch the dog? Don't let life insurance be one of them. Learn the differences between term and permanent life insurance and let's talk about which one is right for you.

Learn the differences between term and permanent life insurance and compare their unique benefits. New York Life can get you the right fit for the right situation.

07/17/2022

Actress Roselyn Sanchez shares why purchasing life insurance was an easy decision for her and how the coverage protects her husband and kids financially.

Roselyn Sánchez is sharing the important message that getting life insurance is an easy decision to make for the ones you love.

07/16/2022

Summer is the perfect season to get married, buy a home, welcome a new bundle of joy, or ease into retirement. If any of these big moments are on your summer calendar, remember to update your life insurance. When you're ready, I can help.

Learn from New York Life how these four life changing events can affect your life insurance and finances. Discover the options you have to address your needs.

07/15/2022

This article highlights key indicators that can predict the likelihood of a recession in the U.S.

If a recession unfolds, it is likely to be mild. One reason is U.S. banks are well capitalized and have recently passed recession stress tests. Another is the U.S. economy does not face major imbalances that occur when recessions are severe.

07/14/2022

Millennials will probably collect less in Social Security than their parents and grandparents, but this article offers some retirement planning solutions to keep you on solid financial ground.

The loss of lifetime benefits for earnings between $50,000 and $150,000 today would be $365,000 to $675,000,