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MetLife offers various types of life insurance policies to protect your family, finances, and future. Learn about the benefits, features, and services of term, universal, accidental death, and group life insurance.
- Group Universal Life Insurance
Like most insurance policies and benefit programs, insurance...
- Accident Death & Dismemberment
Please consult with your own advisors for such advice. Like...
- Term Life Insurance
Generally, you should consider a term life insurance policy...
- Total Control Account
1 The Total Control Account (TCA) is not insured by the...
- Group Variable Universal Life
Like most insurance policies and benefit programs, insurance...
- Beneficiary Assistance
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- When Should I Reevaluate My Life Insurance Portfolio
1 The time in which their lump sums were depleted were 4.5...
- MetLife Advantages
Like most group insurance policies, insurance policies...
- Group Universal Life Insurance
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Generally, you should consider a term life insurance policy to: Get valuable coverage at a cost-effective price; Help cover specific financial responsibilities like a mortgage or college expenses; Supplement a permanent policy; Permanent life insurance policies do not expire.
