Judy Ngo
Agent, New York Life Insurance Company
(408) 676-0101
According to an April 2021 survey by Gallup, 58% of Americans are worried about having enough money saved for retirement. Do you have enough money to retire on? Most people feel they don’t. (Gallup)
No matter your goals and dreams for retirement, making them happen means having a reliable stream of income. Fortunately, you can have a financial professional by your side to help. Guided by my practice’s knowledge, experience and integrity, we’ll focus on what matters most—you! We’ll evaluate your financial situation, assess the current economic landscape and recommend a strategy that gives you the freedom and stability to maintain your lifestyle, pursue your goals, and concentrate on living the lifestyle you desire. Call or e-mail to get started.
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