MEG Financial, Inc. Renews Accreditation from Better Business Bureau and Maintains A+ Rating
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MEG Financial, a nationwide boutique life and disability insurance brokerage company, announces that it has once again exceeded the Standards for Trust required for Accreditation by the
MEG Financial Founder and CEO,
For the last 18 years, MEG Financial has strived to instill trust in every aspect of business practices by focusing solely on the needs and objectives of its customer. This customer centered approach goes hand in hand with the BBB's Standards for Trust. The BBB Accreditation means that MEG Financial has adhered to build trust, advertise honestly, be transparent, honor promises, be responsible, embody integrity and safeguard privacy.
Gray adds, "our company tag line is 'True Direction for Life' and is reflective of our desire to provide the best solutions for our customers' insurance and risk management requirements with the highest level of integrity."
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