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New York Life | September 2, 2022

New York Life ranks as #2 most trusted life insurance company of 2022.

Investor’s Business Daily and MarketWatch have released a list of the top 25 most trusted financial companies in 2022, ranking New York Life as #19 overall and as #2 in the life insurance category.

Amid market uncertainty, high inflation and rising interest rates, New York Life continues to serve as a trusted partner to customers seeking peace of mind and a secure financial future.

The third annual Most Trusted Financial Companies survey measured more than 6,500 customers’ trust in financial companies, ranking organizations objectively to help consumers make informed decisions based on the factors that matter to them including:

• Quality of products and services
• Ethical business practices and values
• Commitment to protecting the privacy and security of personal data
• Company’s service/treatment of others
• Fair prices/fees for products and services
• Sensitivity to customer needs in the current economic and financial climate (inflation, stock market, etc.)
• Innovation of processes and offerings
• Treatment of employees

“At New York Life, we take our role as a trusted partner to our policy owners seriously, and we are honored that our commitment to provide security and peace of mind through the advice and guidance of 12,000 financial professionals nationwide has been recognized,” said Aaron Ball, senior vice president and head of Insurance Solutions, Service and Marketing.  “When customers come to New York Life for insurance solutions, their goal is to protect what matters most to them – their families and financial futures. This is the driving force behind our investment in our financial professionals, employees and communities and our desire to provide innovative product solutions to meet the needs of our customers.”

You can find the complete list of Investor Business Daily and MarketWatch’s most trusted financial companies of 2022 here.

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