playball41
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OK so I am talking with Prudential and the manager states that as a Financial rep with them I can also write liberty mutual auto and home is this really true?
Prudential questions
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Here's what you do:
Google your local office and click on some agent profiles.
Here's one:
DeWitt Nugent | Ontario, CA | Prudential Financial
Yes, it looks like they can write liberty mutual auto and home, as long as you are properly licensed to do so.
Google your local office and click on some agent profiles.
Here's one:
DeWitt Nugent | Ontario, CA | Prudential Financial
Yes, it looks like they can write liberty mutual auto and home, as long as you are properly licensed to do so.
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playball41
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Good stuff I think I am going to go with Prudential they seem to have a freat management team in place in Pittsburgh here . Ive looked at a couple like Pru, AIg... and Since I could do auto and homeowners with Pru it's a done deal.
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playball41
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Really? good heads up I didnt know that either feel free to tell me more about Pru
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Idid prudential 27 years, 1971 to 1998. Prudential used to be a good company.
I still have the 100th anniversary book, "from 3 cents a week". I was one of the brainwashed career agents.
If only I had left 10 yrs earlier!
I wouldn't go to pru thinking I was going to have a career selling p&c.
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There might be something to be said for having the entire relationship (including P&C) "in house"? But I wouldn't want to have a quota to meet for P&C if my focus should be on life, annuities, and planning.
I wonder if writing P&C for Prudential would count as qualified experience towards being an independent P&C agent? Somehow, I don't think it would, but I really wouldn't know.
I wonder if writing P&C for Prudential would count as qualified experience towards being an independent P&C agent? Somehow, I don't think it would, but I really wouldn't know.
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You can get to Liberty through Pru, MassMutual, or Mutual of Omaha. I think MOO has the best deal and I do really really well w/ Liberty through MOO.
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