MassMutual partnership with Insurify enables advisors to help clients comparison shop for P/C
MassMutual financial professionals can now offer their clients and prospects property/casualty insurance, thanks to a partnership between MassMutual and Insurify. Insurify is an insurance comparison platform that provides real-time quotes from more than 100 P/C carriers.
With this new offering, financial professionals affiliated with MassMutual can:
- Access AI-driven technology alongside a dedicated in-person specialist team for all administrative and operational needs, including recommendations based on client criteria, competitive quotes, and policy placement and renewal services.
- Offer clients seamless, online insurance comparison from over one hundred quality P&C insurers in one place.
The partnership with Insurify is MassMutual’s effort to enable their advisors to provide holistic solutions to clients, Jackie LoVerme, Insurify senior vice president of partnerships, told InsuranceNewsNet.
“Advisors are always looking at a holistic view of their clients’ needs, and property/casualty insurance – auto and home – is part of their clients’ plan,” she said.
A MassMutual client who wants information on auto or homeowners insurance can provide their advisor with copies of their declaration pages. The advisor can review the client’s current coverage, and then can search Insurify’s platform to find the best coverage for the client’s needs, LoVerme said.
With property/casualty insurance rates on the rise, “it’s a great opportunity to shop around, and we can make that process really simple,” LoVerme said.
“We can quickly do the research and determine whether there is better coverage out there than what the client currently has, and whether there is a better price.”
The MassMutual/Insurify partnership also has added commercial P/C insurance for business clients.
“We branched out to offer workers compensation, general liability, commercial auto and business owners’ policies,” LoVerme said. “From there, we will build out to fulfill whatever other needs are out there, based on what our advisors and their clients tell us.”
LoVerme predicted that P/C insurance will be the next benefit employers will offer to their workers.
“I think that being able to offer comparison shopping for P/C insurance on human capital management platforms that employers can offer to their workers will start to take off,” she said. “We are working with a number of new partners on this. It’s an ancillary benefit that can offer workers real savings.”
Susan Rupe is managing editor for InsuranceNewsNet. She formerly served as communications director for an insurance agents' association and was an award-winning newspaper reporter and editor. Contact her at [email protected]. Follow her on X @INNsusan.
© Entire contents copyright 2024 by InsuranceNewsNet.com Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reprinted without the expressed written consent from InsuranceNewsNet.com.
Susan Rupe is editor in chief, magazine, for InsuranceNewsNet. She formerly served as communications director for an insurance agents' association and was an award-winning newspaper reporter and editor. Contact her at [email protected].




NY lawsuit over premium financing tests oversight promised by Reg 187
The 1960s – the decade and the workers who were born in it
Advisor News
- Women say their advisors respect them, but talk down to them
- How PEPs compare with traditional 401(k)s
- Allianz studies why 42% of Americans retire sooner than expected
- Why advisors should be talking about life settlements
- Millennials are ready to bring their advisor to the family table
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- NAIC regulators continue pushing for annuity illustration updates
- Wink: Flat first-quarter annuity sales fall just short of $100B
- 26North Re Agrees to Acquire 100% of Independent Insurance Group
- Matthew Michelini named Athene president, with an eye on annuity growth
- Lincoln Financial Announces Executive Leadership Transitions
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- Cigna dropping employee coverage of GLP-1 drugs
Cigna drops coverage of GLP-1 obesity drugs for its own employees
- Idaho has the fifth-highest rate of uninsured young kids, report finds
- Filing details Pima County's legal challenge to ACA changes
- Missouri lawmakers look to ban time limits on anesthesia coverage
- Salem council shows support for single-payer health insurance program
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- Prudential announces more layoffs as insurer continues to restructure
- Pradip Patiath Joins Securian Financial Board of Directors
- Over $107 million in life insurance benefits located for Tennesseans in 2025
- Study Data from National Institutes of Health Provide New Insights into Law and the Biosciences (Taking actuarial fairness seriously: what is required for the ethical use of genetics in insurance?): Legal Issues – Law and the Biosciences
- 26North Re Agrees to Acquire 100% of Independent Insurance Group
More Life Insurance News