Tory Crowley is an associate life insurance and annuities editor and a licensed insurance agent at Policygenius. Before joining the editorial team, she worked directly with clients at Policygenius, advising nearly 3,000 of them on life insurance options. She has also worked at the Daily News and various nonprofit organizations.
Experience highlights
Tory has been a licensed life insurance agent since June 2021.
While working as a licensed advisor, she advised nearly 3,000 clients on how life insurance can best help meet their financial goals.
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Pro tip
Tory Crowley
The scariest part of any financial planning is the beginning. Once you take some time to look at the numbers, get help where you need it, and start moving toward your goals. Everything gets easier.
Selected stories from Tory
Published May 20, 2024 | 7 min read
The main difference between an immediate and a deferred annuity is when each contract will start paying you a stream of income. An immediate annuity pays you right away, but a deferred annuity won’t pay you for at least 12 months after you purchase it.
Published May 16, 2024 | 7 min read
A qualified longevity annuity contract (QLAC) can provide you with a reliable income during your retirement years. This type of annuity is unique because it allows you to wait longer to start collecting an income — and pay taxes on it.
Updated | 4 min read
A non-qualified annuity is an insurance contract funded with after-tax dollars. This type of annuity doesn’t have contribution limits, which can make it a useful investment tool, especially for people already maximizing the benefits of qualified plans.
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