New England Financial
MetLife Special Need Planning Center

Financial Representatives: Richard Glogg, Pamela Hoppe, & Jodi McMahon

A Team Committed To Your Special Needs Family

Our mission is to help families plan for the future of dependents with special needs, including preserving government benefits and providing insurance and other financial solutions that can help provide not only lifetime quality care, but also quality of life and providing you peace of mind. 

As one of the first financial services companies to provide a dedicated division of estate planning for special needs families, MetLife's Special Needs Planning division is a four-time consecutive winner of the "National Business & Disability Council's Gold Award of Honor," signifying our consistent leadership in responding to the unique requirements of families with children and other dependents with disabilities.

We bring compassion, personal experience and knowledge to our practice in serving families with dependents that require specialized skill set.  We feel the heart & soul to our practice is being in service to this amazing community of families.  We would be honored to work with you and ensure you have the solutions that work for you. 

Please contact us with any questions, concerns, or if you would like more information about a particular product, service, or event. We look forward to helping you.

Richard Glogg, LUTCF
Financial Representative
Registered Representative
Special Needs Planner
404-704-3856
rglogg@atlanta.nef.com


Pamela Hoppe, ChFC®, CASL®
Financial Planner
Registered Representative
Special Needs Financial Planner
404-704-3859
phoppe@atlanta.nef.com
 

Jodi McMahon, CPA, CLU®, ChFC®, CASL®
Registered Representative
Special Needs Financial Planner
404-704-3864
jmcmahon@atlanta.nef.com

 

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