Mark C Weller CFP MBA, Financial Adviser with Eagle Strategies LLC

Looking for a great way to help protect your mortgage? DM me and I'll explain how you can use life insurance to help alleviate the risk of your family being left with an unmanageable financial burden.

This year may feel different than most, but protecting your loved ones and obtaining financial security is a lifelong need. DM me to learn how we can work together to help you reach your goals, no matter whator whenthey may be.

In times like these, a little extra help can go a long way. Learn about New York Life's 166-year legacy of providing dividends to participating whole life policy owners, and some of the ways you can make the most of the added benefit.

If 2020 has taught us anything, even our best laid plans can go awry. Here are four major life events that can have a significant impact on your financial security, and how life insurance can help.

Losing a spouse is always traumatic, whether through divorce or the passing of your partner. But when you're a single parent, it can be twice as hard. While there's no checklist for what to do, I can help make it easier. Let's talk.

What does financial freedom mean to you? Read these tips and then let's talk. I can give you a stronger financial footing to help you reach your goal.

To many young families, retirement can feel like a lifetime away. In reality, it is more of a journey than a destination. This article can help you learn how to start saving now, so you can have the retirement you want later on.

Given the year 2020 has been, preparing for the unexpected should be on all of our 'to-do' lists. That's why having an emergency fund in place ahead of time can help tremendously. If you still need to get started on yours, this article can help.

Now that you're living your happily ever after, what's next? Since times may be tough right now, I thought this article may be useful to help you with post-wedding finances.

Marriage can be a beautiful start to the rest of your journey together. But before you say "I do", take some time to discuss your financial goals, challenges, and plans with your partner. These tips can help you get started.