Heather Leonard, Licensed Agent with New York Life Insurance Company

Does inflation have you worried about your retirement? If so, you probably have some questions. Fortunately, I've got answers. Read this article and then let's go over your next steps together.

Retirees remain confident despite inflation impacting short-term budgets. 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.

What have you done in the past that has paved the way for your success today?

Help your employees prepare for whatever the future may bring. With Group Term Life insurance, your employees and their families receive valuable protection from undue financial hardship.

Group Term Life Insurance | New York Life Find out how New York Life can help protect your family from the unexpected with Group Term Life Insurance.

Trying to manage your family and career has its challenges. I can help you find financial solutions to help you get the most out of your benefits.

What would happen if one of your employees couldn’t work for a period of time due to an injury or illness? Could they afford to take the time off? Disability insurance protects their income so they can focus on recovery.

Disability Insurance - Protect Your Employees | New York Life How long could your workers go without a paycheck? Disability Insurance from New York Life can protect your workforce and your business.

Deloitte’s 2022 Gen Z and Millennial Survey highlights the greatest concerns for these younger generations and more. Take a look at all the survey findings in this article.

Millennial and Gen Z workers plagued with cost of living fears Wages are going up, but so is inflation, and younger workers are worried about making ends meet.

Employees are expecting more from their employers. Demand for voluntary life products is growing, & over 2/3 of employers are offering 3+ voluntary products. Wondering how you can stay competitive? Click below to learn about our Employee’s Whole Life Insurance.

Employee’s Whole Life – Insurance Protection | New York Life Thinking about purchasing a life insurance policy through your employer? Learn how employee’s whole life from New York Life can protect you and your family.

Due to , many Millennials have reported saving more thanks to fewer daily expenses. Still, most lack confidence in knowing how to achieve their financial goals. Read the latest findings in New York Life's Wealth Watch survey, and let's talk.

New York Life Wealth Watch Survey finds nearly one in three millennials have saved an average of over $4,200.00 since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis. Being prepared looks different across all phases of life. Understand what people like you typically consider when making their plans.

Now that you’ve made the leap into a new career, have you thought about how your employee benefits may change? Let’s talk about financial solutions that will work best with your benefits.

Here are five tips to help you teach your children about reasonable spending, budgeting, and saving.

Time-on-Earth Allocation, and Other Money Habits to Teach Your Kids Whether your children are still in pre-school or already heading off to college, it’s never too early to teach your kids these five skills to learn about budgeting, saving, and investing

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

Will The Stock Market Be A Good Predictor Of A US Recession? 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.

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.

Millennials may lose up to $675,000 in Social Security benefits The loss of lifetime benefits for earnings between $50,000 and $150,000 today would be $365,000 to $675,000,