Marty Levy, CLU/RHU '16 C-Suite Advisor Since 2016
President & Founder | Corporate Strategies, Inc.
Biography:
Martin Levy, CLU/RHU is President and Founder of CorpStrat/Corporate Strategies, Inc., located in Woodland Hills, CA. Phone (818) 377-7260. A 30- year insurance industry veteran and Lifetime Member of the Million Dollar Round Table.
Thought Leadership By Marty:
How to Turn Your Term Life Insurance Policy Into a ‘Cash Cow’ for Health Expenses
Checking the living benefits on your term insurance plan is the first step.
Using Indexed Universal Life Insurance to Create More Tax-Free Income
The secret behind McDonald’s, Disneyland, and Foster Farms—and the $30 BILLION on Wells Fargo’s balance...
The Golden Years: Will They Really Be Golden?
How you can (and must) plan now for the end of your life.
What’s Your Uncle’s Last Name? If It Is Not Gates or Buffett, Read On
If your uncle happens to be Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos, there is a good chance you could call on him to pay...
Benefit Strategies for Employers Reflect COVID Realities
Even with careful planning, life in retirement can bring some unintended baggage.
Are the Golden Years a Myth?
Even with careful planning, life in retirement can bring some unintended baggage.
Retaining Your Top Performers
Don’t let the good ones get away.
23andMe And Your Financial Future
An unintended and growing impact of genetic testing is that insurance products will slim, retract, and...
‘Survey Says’ … Show Me Long-Term Care Planning!
Martin Levy of CorpStrat Inc explains why having necessary conversations about long-term health care helps...
Annuities–Friend or Foe?
The most misunderstood consumer financial instrument in our economy
The Secret $30 Billion
Martin Levy of Corporate Strategies, Inc. talks about McDonald’s, Disneyland, Foster Farms, and the $30B on...
21st Century HR Strategies
Employers are recognizing these changing priorities, by investing in employee engagement, culture, and team...
Is It Better to Eat Well or Sleep Well?
The real reason insurance still matters is as obvious as it’s ever been
Life Insurance as an Investment
The most overlooked financial planning instrument in your portfolio