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August 02, 2021 at 12:38 PM
What You Need to Know
- New York Life has entered into an exclusive partnership with The American College of Financial Services.
- It includes a new curriculum with five tracks each supporting a specialization for the firm's professionals.
- The coursework prepares agents to earn designations like ChFC and RICP.
New York Life announced Monday that it has entered into an exclusive partnership with The American College of Financial Services to support the path to specialization for the company’s financial professionals.
The partnership includes a new curriculum featuring five modular development tracks, each designed to provide agents an opportunity to receive a comprehensive career roadmap and a path to specialization aligned with New York Life’s suite of product solutions, with the college providing the knowledge base for each track.
Following are the five tracks:
- The financial guidance path addresses foundational needs, including family protection, income protection and planning for retirement.
- The retirement planning path focuses on diagnosing and addressing needs around investing for retirement and creating income for retired clients.
- The wealth advisory path helps agents identify and address wealth accumulation strategies using a goals-based approach.
- The business solutions path focuses on addressing the specific needs of small-business owners.
- The estate planning module path offers strategies for optimally managing and passing on assets, while minimizing estate and other taxes.
The first two modules are already available; the other three will become available over the next year, according to the announcement.
Upon the completion of each track, New York Life financial professionals will have finished the coursework necessary to attain relevant designations from the college, and will earn specialist titles available only to graduates.
