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TIAA

Sells retirement annuities to nonprofit workers

MMS Rollover Specialist

Customer SupportUpdated on Nov 9
Full-timeIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Three years of required work experience; five years of experience is preferred.
  • Series 6 or Series 7 and Series 63 registrations are required.
  • A Life and Health Insurance License in the resident state is required.
  • Strong time-management and written-communication skills are required.
  • Significant knowledge of TIAA products and services is required.

Responsibilities

  • Answer inbound customer service calls, complete customer requests, and resolve customer issues.
  • Respond to high volumes of lower-complexity requests, including general product and pricing inquiries, billing issues, and requests to move money between accounts.
  • Respond to customer inquiries using predetermined scripts, response guidance tools, and other resources.
  • Refer customers to published materials, secondary sources, or senior staff when necessary.
  • Document customer feedback and complaints, maintaining records of customer interactions, complaints, and actions taken, and report to upper management.
  • Work closely with clients and alternate carriers to create a seamless rollover experience.
  • Provide customer service, establish rapport, and guide customers through inquiries.
  • Resolve issues ranging from lower-complexity inquiries to higher-complexity transactions.
  • Enhance relationships between clients and the company.

Desired Qualifications

  • A university degree is preferred.
  • Five years of work experience is preferred.

About the Company

TIAA

Sells retirement annuities to nonprofit workers

TIAA runs workplace retirement plans and sells annuities to people who work for colleges, hospitals, research institutions, cultural groups and government agencies. Its flagship TIAA Traditional annuity guarantees a minimum return and has paid additional interest above that floor every year since 1948, turning savings into income for life. Employers sponsor the plans and workers contribute from each paycheck, while TIAA earns investment spread and fees on the money it manages, partly through Nuveen, its asset management arm. Andrew Carnegie founded TIAA in 1918 to fund pensions for college professors, and the organization is headquartered in New York City.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$2B
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1918

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