First Investors Corporation Encourages Investors to Make a Financial Resolution
Summary
And after the tumultuous events of the past year, everyone could benefit from a financial checkup.First Investors Financial Services Representatives can help clients: Assess their current asset allocation strategies and rebalance if needed Open a Traditional or Roth IRA, or determine whether to increase current contributions, to meet retirement needs Consider education savings vehicles, such as ESAs or 529 plans Determine if their life insurance coverage is still sufficient Update beneficiaries “The New Year is a great time to renew your commitment to saving and investing for your future goals,” said Robert M. Flanagan, President of First Investors Corporation.“Scheduling a checkup with your representative makes it easier to fulfill your financial resolution.” First Investors Corporation 110 Wall Street New York, NY 10005 (212) 858-8000 www.firstinvestors.com ### New York, NY, December 30, 2009 --( PR.com )-- This New Year, First Investors Corporation is encouraging its clients to make a financial resolution.Most people begin this season with the best intentions.However, one resolution that’s definitely worth making—and keeping—is getting an annual financial “checkup.” And that’s a resolution First Investors Corporation wants its clients to keep.Changing jobs, sending children to college, preparing for retirement—all of these changes can impact how to approach saving and investing.And after the tumultuous events of the past year, everyone could benefit from a financial checkup.First Investors Financial Services Representatives can help clients:Assess their current asset allocation strategies and rebalance if neededOpen a Traditional or Roth IRA, or determine whether to increase current contributions, to meet retirement needsConsider education savings vehicles, such as ESAs or 529 plansDetermine if their life insurance coverage is still sufficientUpdate beneficiaries“The New Year is a great time to renew your commitment to saving and investing for your future goals,” said Robert M. Flanagan, President of First Investors Corporation.