Michael A. DiGirolomo, Agent with New York Life Insurance Company

Depending where you are in your career, sometimes a mini-retirement can be a life-affirming break. But it does come with risks. Here are some things you should consider before making any sudden moves.

When you're a grandparent, a bright future of opportunity can be the best gift you can give to your grandchild. Contact me to learn how New York Life can help you pay for your grandchild's future education and set them up for a world of possibilities.

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Helping to build better futures for others is a great legacy to leave behind. If you're thinking about donating to charities as beneficiaries, here are some things to consider.

Once you reach a certain age, you're required to take the minimum distribution from your tax-qualified retirement account, but you do have options how you can use it. Reach out and I can help you figure out the best strategy for you.

There are many reasons people choose to work in their retirement. Read these tips and let's talk about your retirement strategy.

When it comes to your retirement strategy, there's no time to take chances. Learn what matters when it comes to choosing an insurance company and why New York Life's financial strength ratings are consistently among the highest in the industry.

As you get further along in your career, preparing for retirement becomes a greater focus. These tips can help you along the way, but please get in touch if you'd like some professional guidance.

Typically, the longer you wait to start collecting Social Security, the bigger your benefits will be. However, the immediate need for assistance can outweigh the desire to wait. If you need help deciding what to do, read this article and let’s talk.