MetLife

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Very possibly. But before you get to that position (whether it is Met or NYL), you need to have a track record of success at both the sales and managerial level.

Re my book...all non-Met policies will go with me. (health insurance etc...). The core Met policies stay with Met until the non-compete clause expires. Then, it's fair game.

 

[lacy_amy]

I had an interview with Metlife today. They mentioned that I would need to get a series 6. I heard that FINRA is really picky about who they license and that you have to have really good credit. Is this true? Is MoO the same?

 

[DHK]

FINRA isn't that bad. No felonies for the last 10 years. If you have "creditor compromises" (BK, chargeoffs or debt settlements) then you will need to explain. That explanation is viewable to the public.

However, it's still up to your FIRM to want to hire you with whatever credit blemishes you may have.

Just be open and honest about everything. Don't hold anything back.