New York Life Unveils New Advertising Campaign, “Start a Plan that Flexes with Yours”
Builds on the “Be Good at Life” Brand Campaign – by Highlighting How Life Events Change Life’s Plans – and that New York Life Agents Stand Ready to Help
New Online Engagement Tool Allows Consumers to Build Their Own Plans and Offers Flexible Solutions for Getting Started
“Start a Plan that Flexes with Yours” is grounded in consumer research conducted by
“Life can happen in many unexpected and different ways. It is important to know that
“In addition, we are pleased to showcase the importance of guidance provided by New York Life’s 12,000 agents, demonstrating their ability to help consumers navigate life’s twists and turns,” added Axberg.
For example, one of the new television commercials starts with, “You just don’t have a baby,” and then talks through various personalized situations including: it could be your first baby; sometimes, a couple more than you thought; or your first baby in your second marriage. The spot acknowledges that life can happen a million different ways, so when it comes to one’s financial needs, people need a
The campaign debuts nationally today,
The new television commercials can be viewed here:
- “Having a Baby” (:30 spot) -- https://youtu.be/21251EgxlPU
- “Having a Baby” (:15 spot) -- https://youtu.be/nU8IA_hhRls
- “Nana’s Moving In” (:15 spot) -- https://youtu.be/B9TsQfZsa4Y
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**Individual independent rating agency commentary as of 8/1/17.
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