Mortgage Insurance Agency Announces Prominent Joint Collaborative

Feb 2, 2017

MCTaylor Group, LLC, a mortgage insurance provider, has collaborated with Financial Network USA, a mortgage and retirement protection agency. The joining of forces allows the MCTaylor Group to expand their existing services, so their clients have a greater choice of coverage.

Pittsburgh , United States - February 2, 2017 /PressCable/ —

MCTaylor Group, LLC, a mortgage insurance provider based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has joined forces with The Brubaker Company, also known as Financial Network USA (FinetUSA), a mortgage and retirement protection agency based in Eaton, Ohio and one of the leading insurance providers in America. The partnership enables both companies to expand their client services and to keep up with current market trends.

More information is available at http://financialnetworkusa.com/mctaylorgroup.

The collaboration allows each company to broaden their network and grow in an ever-changing industry. As a joint force, the MCTaylor Group and Financial Network USA aim to build a life-long connection with each other in a professional sense, and with their clients.

The Brubaker Company, headed by Gerald Brubaker, president of FinetUSA, offers agents or field underwriters the opportunity to develop their existing services further so that they can educate and protect two important constituents – families and futures. The MCTaylor Group, who specialize in the needs of Middle America and Baby Boomers, see the partnership as a means of offering their existing and future clients the best possible service.

Owners of the MCTaylor Group, Matt and Candace Taylor, a husband and wife team who started their agency in 2013, believe the partnership will allow them to provide affordable coverage to families who are seeking to meet budget constraints. Plus, the MCTaylor Group can now offer other insurance products in addition to mortgage protection, final expense and annuity coverage.

The sustained growth of the MCTaylor Group is due to their customer-centric focus and ability to deliver clients flexible, industry-leading options. But, mortgage insurance is not their only passion, the MCTaylor Group also sponsors community events and supports local charities in need.

Offering further insight into the partnership, Candace Taylor said, “With a lengthy background in insurance from both parties, we can bring what we’ve learned along the way to the table.”

To find out more about the MCTaylor Group and Financial Network USA partnership, click on the above link.

Contact Info:
Name: Candace Taylor
Organization: MCTaylor Group, LLC
Address: 2538 Hill Street, Pittsburgh , PA 15235, United States

For more information, please visit http://financialnetworkusa.com/mctaylorgroup/

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