MassMutual Maintains Record High Marks from Retirement Plan Sponsors
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Eighty-two percent of plan sponsors said they were "very satisfied" overall with
The study showed that
"We are extremely pleased with the high marks we continue to earn from plan sponsors, especially the improvements we've achieved, given the complexities associated with the acquisition of The
The Chatham study "reveals a very strong satisfaction level with the company (
The ratio of plan sponsors acquired from The
"The results of the satisfaction study affirmed that
Other highlights from the Chatham study included:
MassMutual's net promoter score – a measure of plan sponsors who would recommend the insurer for retirement plan services to other companies – is 11 points above the industry benchmark.- 100 percent of Taft-Hartley plan sponsors are "very satisfied" and 100 percent would highly recommend the company to others.
- Overall satisfaction of
MassMutual's clients relying on TPAs achieved record highs, scoring especially high in participant services and plan sponsor services. - The overall satisfaction score for
MassMutual's defined benefit plan sponsors was 93 percent, an 11 percent increase from the prior year.
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