Get Metlife TCABENEDESIG (Formerly JY6004) 2017-2024

On March 6, 2017, MetLife separated its U.S. retail business. The separated business launched Brighthouse Financial, Inc. - an independent company that is no longer a part of MetLife. Click here to learn more about Brighthouse Financial.

You may make withdrawals by written request, telephone (subject to MetLife's current procedures), or by using the checks we supply to you. The checks are drawn on a bank account made available to you at a bank chosen by MetLife. Each withdrawal must be $250 or more.

The purpose of MetLife establishing Brighthouse Financial was so that the insurance provider could focus solely on selling life insurance, as well as annuities, to individuals. MetLife still continues to exist, but they only focus on selling their products to companies that can be used as employee benefits.

If you have questions, or need help preparing your claim, call us at 1-800-638-7283. Our Customer service center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET. MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

Account type/account opening: Total Control Checking is a demand deposit checking account that generally allows you to withdraw your money without advance notice to us. Your Total Control Checking account won't be considered "opened" until it's funded. This means your balance must be at least a penny.

Since the MetLife TCA is not a bank account, it is not insured by the FDIC or any government agency. Instead, MetLife guarantees the full amount in the MetLife TCA, including all interest earned.

What is the Total Control Account? MetLife's Total Control Account (TCA) is an interest-bearing, no fee* account designed with beneficiaries in mind. Although not a bank account, it's a lot like a checking account, but with several advantages.

MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one. We pay the full amount owed to you by placing the proceeds from your life insurance claim into the TCA to provide you the time you need to best decide how to use your funds.

On March 6, 2017, MetLife separated its U.S. retail business. The separated business launched Brighthouse Financial, Inc. - an independent company that is no longer a part of MetLife. Click here to learn more about Brighthouse Financial.

Why does MetLife no longer sell individual life insurance or annuities through in-person agents? We have separated part of our U.S. business from MetLife to become its own company, called Brighthouse Financial, Inc. As a separate company, Brighthouse Financial focuses on retail products for consumers.

You may make withdrawals by written request, telephone (subject to MetLife's current procedures), or by using the checks we supply to you. The checks are drawn on a bank account made available to you at a bank chosen by MetLife. Each withdrawal must be $250 or more.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

The purpose of MetLife establishing Brighthouse Financial was so that the insurance provider could focus solely on selling life insurance, as well as annuities, to individuals. MetLife still continues to exist, but they only focus on selling their products to companies that can be used as employee benefits.

Today, MetLife Insurance Company USA is Brighthouse Life Insurance Company, licensed in 49 states.

If you have questions, or need help preparing your claim, call us at 1-800-638-7283. Our Customer service center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET. MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one.

On March 6, 2017, MetLife separated its U.S. retail business. The separated business launched Brighthouse Financial, Inc. - an independent company that is no longer a part of MetLife. Click here to learn more about Brighthouse Financial.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

You may make withdrawals by written request, telephone (subject to MetLife's current procedures), or by using the checks we supply to you. The checks are drawn on a bank account made available to you at a bank chosen by MetLife. Each withdrawal must be $250 or more.

Account type/account opening: Total Control Checking is a demand deposit checking account that generally allows you to withdraw your money without advance notice to us. Your Total Control Checking account won't be considered "opened" until it's funded. This means your balance must be at least a penny.

The purpose of MetLife establishing Brighthouse Financial was so that the insurance provider could focus solely on selling life insurance, as well as annuities, to individuals. MetLife still continues to exist, but they only focus on selling their products to companies that can be used as employee benefits.

Since the MetLife TCA is not a bank account, it is not insured by the FDIC or any government agency. Instead, MetLife guarantees the full amount in the MetLife TCA, including all interest earned.

If you have questions, or need help preparing your claim, call us at 1-800-638-7283. Our Customer service center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET. MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one.

What is the Total Control Account? MetLife's Total Control Account (TCA) is an interest-bearing, no fee* account designed with beneficiaries in mind. Although not a bank account, it's a lot like a checking account, but with several advantages.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one. We pay the full amount owed to you by placing the proceeds from your life insurance claim into the TCA to provide you the time you need to best decide how to use your funds.

Account type/account opening: Total Control Checking is a demand deposit checking account that generally allows you to withdraw your money without advance notice to us. Your Total Control Checking account won't be considered "opened" until it's funded. This means your balance must be at least a penny.

Why does MetLife no longer sell individual life insurance or annuities through in-person agents? We have separated part of our U.S. business from MetLife to become its own company, called Brighthouse Financial, Inc. As a separate company, Brighthouse Financial focuses on retail products for consumers.

Since the MetLife TCA is not a bank account, it is not insured by the FDIC or any government agency. Instead, MetLife guarantees the full amount in the MetLife TCA, including all interest earned.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

What is the Total Control Account? MetLife's Total Control Account (TCA) is an interest-bearing, no fee* account designed with beneficiaries in mind. Although not a bank account, it's a lot like a checking account, but with several advantages.

Today, MetLife Insurance Company USA is Brighthouse Life Insurance Company, licensed in 49 states.

MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one. We pay the full amount owed to you by placing the proceeds from your life insurance claim into the TCA to provide you the time you need to best decide how to use your funds.

Why does MetLife no longer sell individual life insurance or annuities through in-person agents? We have separated part of our U.S. business from MetLife to become its own company, called Brighthouse Financial, Inc. As a separate company, Brighthouse Financial focuses on retail products for consumers.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

Today, MetLife Insurance Company USA is Brighthouse Life Insurance Company, licensed in 49 states.

On March 6, 2017, MetLife separated its U.S. retail business. The separated business launched Brighthouse Financial, Inc. - an independent company that is no longer a part of MetLife. Click here to learn more about Brighthouse Financial.

You may make withdrawals by written request, telephone (subject to MetLife's current procedures), or by using the checks we supply to you. The checks are drawn on a bank account made available to you at a bank chosen by MetLife. Each withdrawal must be $250 or more.

The purpose of MetLife establishing Brighthouse Financial was so that the insurance provider could focus solely on selling life insurance, as well as annuities, to individuals. MetLife still continues to exist, but they only focus on selling their products to companies that can be used as employee benefits.

If you have questions, or need help preparing your claim, call us at 1-800-638-7283. Our Customer service center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET. MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

Account type/account opening: Total Control Checking is a demand deposit checking account that generally allows you to withdraw your money without advance notice to us. Your Total Control Checking account won't be considered "opened" until it's funded. This means your balance must be at least a penny.

Since the MetLife TCA is not a bank account, it is not insured by the FDIC or any government agency. Instead, MetLife guarantees the full amount in the MetLife TCA, including all interest earned.

What is the Total Control Account? MetLife's Total Control Account (TCA) is an interest-bearing, no fee* account designed with beneficiaries in mind. Although not a bank account, it's a lot like a checking account, but with several advantages.

MetLife's Total Control Account® (TCA) can reduce the worry of having to make financial decisions while you are grieving the loss of a loved one. We pay the full amount owed to you by placing the proceeds from your life insurance claim into the TCA to provide you the time you need to best decide how to use your funds.

Why does MetLife no longer sell individual life insurance or annuities through in-person agents? We have separated part of our U.S. business from MetLife to become its own company, called Brighthouse Financial, Inc. As a separate company, Brighthouse Financial focuses on retail products for consumers.

MetLife no longer sells life insurance to individuals. Its spinoff company, Brighthouse Financial, sells a variety of individual life insurance policies. MetLife has been a well-known brand name in the life insurance business since 1868.

Today, MetLife Insurance Company USA is Brighthouse Life Insurance Company, licensed in 49 states.