Alex Edwards,
Financial Services Professional
Alex Edwards
Financial Services Professional
Alex has been in the financial and insurance Industry for over 15 years. He is a Top Producer, Executive Council Agent 2010-2024* with New York Life and holds the highest rated financial company in the industry. He is a member of the MDRT 2012-2024** Member of NAIFA "an organization designed to protecting his clients' financial rights".
He is blessed to be able to do what he loves, helping people prepare for there future and present needs.
His motto is "Accountability Partner" holding his clients accountable to meet there financial goals. If he is holding his clients accountable he is doing his job.
He has three amazing kids: Isaac, Maile, and Logan. They all are very talented in their own ways.
He loves doing all things outdoors, concerts and traveling and enjoying life to the fullest.
*Awarded by New York Life Insurance company for outstanding sales achievements. Coouncil is an annual company recognition program based on agent production from July 1 -June 30.
**MDRT is recognized throughout the industry as the standard of excellence in the financial and insurance sales performance
Products Offered
Life Insurance
New York Life Insurance
Investments
NYLIFE Securities
Health Insurance
Select Health
Regence of Utah
University of Utah
Aetna
Allstate Health
United Health
Dental
Dental Select
Select Dental
Best Dental
Articles
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