MassMutual Agrees to Buy MetLife Retail Adviser Network for $300M

By | February 29, 2016

  • March 2, 2016 at 6:57 pm
    Selwyn W says:
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    the agents as usual will get the peanuts

  • March 6, 2016 at 10:36 am
    Austin Blues says:
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    25yrs of dedicated service and now this. When we went public, I had serious doubts if that really was the best decision. Since then, MetLife dramatically changed my comp, my pension and merged us into one unit for an easy sale. I just wish they would of been more upfront about the intentions of splitting us off. My clients will be fine, the MetLife Brand will continue to provide the promises they made when they purchased their VA, DI and Life policies and I get a chance to work for a mutually owned company who cares for their policy holders and not share holders. How far MetLife has fallen down the rabbit hole from their humble door to door life agents picking up 5 cent premiums for their industrial policies is quite remarkable.



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