Cole Allenbach, Licensed Agent with New York Life

10/19/2022

Over the income threshold for student loan forgiveness? Here are some steps you can take to get relief.

President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan caps incomes at $125,000 or $250,000. If you don't qualify, what other options do you have?

10/17/2022

Do benefits matter to today’s mobile workforce? You bet they do. As this article shows, perks and benefits have become even more important to employees since the pandemic. Click to read more.

During the pandemic, workers had to cope with health issues, financial concerns, and changing job demands. Benefits helped make a difference, according to these key takeaways from

10/17/2022

You’d go to great lengths to protect the ones you love. Thankfully, you won’t have to go far to get life-long insurance protection. Let’s talk about all the ways New York Life can help you build and protect your family’s financial future.

10/16/2022

As Latino-owned businesses continue to rise, now is the perfect time to do more to protect your business, family, and employees. Give me a call and let's talk about your options to help take your business further.

10/15/2022

If you are part of the 54% uninsured Latinos who need an agent, I am here for you. I help people protect what matters most to them every day. Give me a call today and let me help you, too.

10/12/2022

Grandparents: Want to leave a legacy for the ones you love? Learn the differences between a will, trust, and estate, and together we can make sure the legacy you leave lives on for generations.

Avoid complications by planning out your estate today. Learn more about the importance of planning ahead with a will, trust, or estate.

10/10/2022

When it comes to recruiting, onboarding, and retaining talent, the virtual environment is the place to be. Follow the four tips outlined in this article to get started, and contact me for other helpful strategies and solutions.

Being prepared looks different across all phases of life. Understand what people like you typically consider when making their plans.

10/07/2022

If you’re an eligible educator, you can deduct up to $300 of out-of-pocket classroom expenses for 2022. Take a look at this article to find out if you qualify and what classroom expenses you can write off.

For the first time in a long time, the tax deduction for out-of-pocket teacher expenses has increased.

10/06/2022

Money rules of thumb can be useful in helping you allocate spending and determine what’s affordable, but they can also be defeating when they feel unattainable. Here’s how to view them in the context of your own personal financial reality.

Money rules of thumb can be incredibly defeating when they feel unattainable. Focus on building a spending plan that works for you, not some ideal.

10/05/2022

A recent Pew Charitable Trust survey found gig and nontraditional workers aren’t so confident they’ll have enough money in retirement but taking these steps may help you build a comfortable nest egg.

More than half of nontraditional workers fear they won’t have enough in their old age, a new study found

10/05/2022

Many Americans are working into their golden years, but it’s important to know how working affects your Medicare benefits, Social Security, and taxes. Find out why in this article.

More Americans are working into their golden years. Here's how Medicare, Social Security and taxes are in play.

10/05/2022

Even though Gen Z is the most debt-adverse generation, they scored the lowest in a recent financial literacy study by TIAA Institute. This article explores the financial challenges facing Gen Z and how they can make financial literacy their sweet spot.

Being debt-averse is not enough. Gen Z needs to understand the big picture of personal finance and investing if they want to thrive.