Bankers Life and Casualty Company - Do NOT work for this company!!
- by keatyg Feb 11
- Review #: 383313
| Company | Bankers Life and Casualty Company |
| Location | Green Bay, Wisconsin |
| Category | Life and Casualty Insurance |
| Views | 387 |
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I worked for Bankers Life and Casualty for 3 months as a brand new agent.I was happy with the company atmosphere while I worked there, however did not receive the help and guidance I needed to become successful as a new agent, which is why I left.
The problems started even more after I left!. They tell you to keep track of your mileage in an appointment book they give you'. Upon leaving the company you have to give that appointment book to them because it contains customer information:. Long story short, they destroyed my mileage records, which was thousands of miles logged for them, which I now cannot get reimbursed for on my taxes because they destroyed the record|.
When contacting the office to get this information, I called the Branch Office Administrator, and emailed an old manager of mine'. That was over a month ago?. I have yet to hear back from either of them,. They also did not give me a W2 Form for taxes as well".
And good luck trying to get in contact with someone from the corporate office!Terrible company to work for and to deal with once you're not there any longer. 3055265
Keatyg
Apr 05 from Green Bay, Wisconsin
Bankers Life Defender
Apr 04
Upon leaving why wouldn't you write those mileage down on another piece of paper? Or at least keep it on a excel sheet on your computer? You essentially left all your eggs in one basket. Much like investing, you never leave all your eggs in one basket. That's how you get screwed.
Finally, you won't get W2 from them. You would get 1099-Misc. W2 forms are typically are for salary jobs. Which you did not have, nor did you sell any policies so you made $0.00. Are you trying to pay taxes on nothing?
Obviously, you should be putting cereal boxes up on shelves.
Anonymous
Feb 16
He paid for the state license and they promised to reimburse him. They did not.
He sold a number of policies and finally payday rolled around. They paid him zero - his mentors got all of the commision money.
So, in two months he spent hundreds in gas money getting to and from work, hundreds on training and licensure, and then his superiors claimed all of his commission money and his compensation was diddly - no commissions, no health insurance or other benefits, nothing.
TUL
Mar 08 from Pratt, Kansas
Jessie_89
Mar 19 from Nashville, Tennessee
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