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Does Equitable / AXA have a compliance dept??
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This is the shoddiest company I have ever done business with. I don't even work for / under them - simply trying to transfer $4m out of a Variable Annuity. Absolutely hellacious experience Folks that have worked with Equitable in the past, how do I actually get something accomplished with them? They claim to not have a compliance department!! HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?? I would like to file a formal complaint against them. I've never done this. Any insight would be much appreciated.
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[comment u/Background-Badger-39] TIAA is worse IMO lol But equitable is bad. Still working with clients to get assets outside of that firm.
[comment u/cold984] lol. Welcome to trying to work with axa. There are a couple like this. And they are basically all the 403b providers (TIAA is worse if that’s even possible)