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One of the oldest and most financially stable mutual life insurers, known for strong whole life policies and generous dividend payouts.
New York Life is a mutual company, meaning policyholders share in the company's profits through annual dividends. It is consistently rated among the financially strongest life insurers in the US and is especially well regarded for whole life insurance, with a long, uninterrupted history of dividend payments to participating policyholders.
3 plans available — compare coverage, premium, and key features.
Fully convertible to permanent coverage at any time
Key Features
Uninterrupted dividend payments for over 160 years
Key Features
Flexible paid-up options — pay for 10, 20 years or to age 65
Key Features
New York Life's mutual structure and consistent dividend history make it a standout for buyers prioritizing long-term cash value growth and company stability over the lowest upfront premium.
Yes, New York Life is a mutual company owned by its policyholders, which may pay dividends on eligible policies.
New York Life consistently receives top financial strength ratings from major independent credit rating agencies.
New York Life primarily sells policies through a network of licensed agents rather than direct online purchase.
Yes, once sufficient cash value has accumulated, policyholders can take a loan against their whole life policy.
If the term expires and you have not converted to permanent coverage, the policy ends with no payout unless renewed.
Disclaimer: Premium amounts are indicative and may vary based on age, health, and plan selected. Claim settlement ratios are from IRDAI Annual Reports. Finzony is not an insurance broker or agent. Verify all details on the official New York Life website before purchasing.