Media Highlights

Insurance Solutions CEO shares his thoughts on the current state of the insurance industry in this annual forecast.

President of Individual Life Dave Wilken is quoted in a 2016 insurance industry forecast.

Interview with AdvertisingAge regarding the announcement of Voya’s new star-studded Orange Money® television commercials.

Broker-Dealer president Tom Halloran shares retirement saving advice for every age.

Voya Financial announced the launch of two new television commercials as part of the company’s Orange Money® integrated marketing campaign.

The article speaks to the celebrity involvement in Voya’s new Orange Money® commercials, beginning the piece by saying “Voya Financial is definitely putting its money where its mouth is.”

ThinkAdvisor magazine highlights the Individual Life business’s aligned distribution partnership with Lion Street, Inc.

Voya Retirement Coach Joe O’Boyle offers guidance on year-end financial planning.

Employee Benefits’ VP of Innovation, Thought Leadership and Private Exchange Strategy Lydia Jilek authors a byline in Business Insurance magazine, advising carriers on ways to change consumers’ perception of ancillary insurance benefits. 

Voya Financial Advisor Gary Witten participates in a Q&A with Financial Planning discussing the technologies advisors use to benefit their practice and best serve their clients.

Voya Retirement Coach Jacob Gold provides tips and tricks for teaching your child good savings habits.

Voya Financial Advisors (VFA) President, Tom Halloran and head of advisory services Andre Robinson featured on Financial Advisor IQ discussing the VFA growth.

Voya Financial Chairman and CEO quoted in Forbes on value of diversity in the boardroom.

Money Magazine reports on the Voya Born to Save® program, which is helping the youngest generation save for retirement.

Article highlights new group of advisors, led by OSJ Brian Woods, coming to Voya Financial Advisors. Tom Halloran, president of Voya Financial Advisors discusses Voya’s value proposition which is drawing attention among independent advisors.

Head of Advice James Nichols is featured in a series published by well-known Social Security strategist, Mary Beth Franklin, reflecting on her husband’s new life in retirement. Nichols touches on several points including the importance of sticking to a financial plan and understanding when it makes sense to take Social Security. 

TV story profiles the Wisconsin educator and highlights why his innovative teaching idea was selected by Voya as part of its Unsung Heroes award program. The Wisconsin teacher was one of 100 educators Voya selected across the U.S. to receive a $2,000 grant. 

Article featured Voya research noting “nearly one-third (32%) of millennials say they are financially comfortable and can afford what they want.”

Voya Retirement Coach quoted offering advice on common 529 mistakes individuals should avoid such as “students can’t take out tax-free distributions for lavish off-campus living.”

Article profiles Voya’s new hybrid platform allowing select affiliated advisors the opportunity to operate under their own brand. Tom Halloran, president of Voya Financial Advisors, is quoted saying, “This is a big statement for us in both attracting talent that has advisory and brokerage accounts.”