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Bill Cleare is currently a 13-year Partner for New York Life's Queens General Office in Rego Park, with a designation of Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow from The America College, National Association of Insurance & Financial Advisors.
Since 2009 Bill as also a proud active member of The National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors. (NAIFA) He is a proven leader truly committed to attracting, developing, mentoring, and coaching inspiring future financial professionals. Bill’s career mission and vision of his financial practice have been to educate communities about leveraging prudent financial contracts geared to exercise 3 key fundamental principles (Asset Preservation, Asset Accumulation and Lifetime / Legacy Income). Bill and his team of well-trained seasoned financial professionals consult individuals to avoid or resolve common financial pitfalls and bridge their financial gaps in terms of managing debt, hedging inflation, retiring on track, maximizing returns and battle taxation. Knowing the importance of trust, Bill and his team, affectionately referred to as Team Cleare on a daily basis strive to establish and maintain long-term relationships based on sincerity, objectivity and honesty. Team Cleare is famously known for articulating unique, fun and creative financial solutions utilizing a variety of financial protection, asset accumulation lifetime/legacy strategies. Bill has a Bachelor’s in Electro-Mechanical Engineering, minoring in Computer Science from City College of New York school of Engineering. He qualified to become a MDRT member in 2011 and hold a LUTCF designation.
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