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We understand the unique challenges women may face.
Women may encounter certain challenges throughout their lives, like the gender pay gap1, costs associated with motherhood2, and post-pregnancy income.3 These circumstances have never been easy to navigate, yet making the right decisions have never been more important. Through a combination of life insurance, financial tools, and other savings options, we’ll help you achieve financial stability, protect your income, and leave a legacy.
When women help women, everyone benefits
Your financial professional is ready to help you succeed
Financial professionals at New York Life are proud to help you reach your goals. Most of all, they understand your dreams and the pressures you face trying to reach them. Together, we can help you develop an approach with the tools and strategies needed to protect your loved ones, your income, and prepare for the future.
Flexibility to fit your lifestyle
Life can feel busier than ever. But your financial professional is there for you on your time. Meet in-person, virtually, or both. Just know that you have options.
Personalized solutions
Your needs are unique and evolve as life changes. A financial professional will help you create a flexible strategy that works—and keeps on working—for you.
A legacy of stability
We’ve been protecting families for over 175 years. With New York Life, you’ll gain a partner and mentor for the long run, helping you build a better future for you and your loved ones.
Financial strategies for every stage in life.
1 American women who work full-time, year-round average $0.82 for every dollar their male counterparts earn. "Pay Equity & Discrimination", Institute for Women's Policy Research, www.IWPR.org, 2019.
2 Studies indicate that salary offers extended to mothers are lower. “Five Ways to Win an Argument about the Gender Wage Gap (Updated 2019)", Institute for Women's Policy Research, www.IWPR.org. 2020.
3 When new mothers return to work, their earnings dip by an average of $1,861 during their first quarter back on the job, compared to their pre-birth earnings. "New Mothers Experience Temporary Drop in Earnings", www.Census.gov, June 16, 2020.