MassMutual Financial Group has launched an online
seminar series specifically focused on women and their financial issues.
The site-yet another example of the way financial
service companies are increasingly marketing directly to women-is
available to the public at www.massmutual.com.
"As the incomes of women continue to increase, so
does their need to have a better understanding of the broader financial
issues they face," says Susan Sweetser, second vice president of
Women's Markets at MassMutual and the narrator of the seminar series.
"Our hope is that after viewing this presentation,
women have a clearer picture of these challenges, and it will spark
their interest in building a comprehensive financial strategy that will
help ensure security and happiness," she says.
The online seminar includes information on life
insurance protection, planning for retirement and establishing a will.
In another unrelated announcement, MassMutual
appointed William Noyes as managing director of institutional sales for
Connecticut, western Massachusetts, upstate New York and Vermont,
effective Sept. 1. Noyes joined MassMutual in 1996 and served as
national consultant practice leader for the company's Retirement
Services division.