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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2024 · 44 MIN

The role of insurance in financial planning - a conversation with New York Life

from The Boldin Your Money Podcast · host Steve Chen

In this podcast episode from NewRetirement, Todd Taylor, the newly appointed head of Life Insurance Solutions at New York Life, shares his career journey from actuary to executive. He discusses his early interest in math and economics, leading to his role at New York Life, where he works on life insurance, annuities, and financial planning. Todd explains the role of actuaries in quantifying risks, particularly in life expectancy, and how actuarial science is evolving with new technologies like fitness trackers and data sharing. He touches on the implications of precise risk predictions on insurance and privacy concerns. The conversation also explores how insurance and annuities are integrated into retirement planning, the behavioral aspects of financial decisions in retirement, and the impact of technology on the insurance industry. Todd’s insights reveal the depth and complexity of financial planning and the critical role of insurance in managing long-term financial risks.

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