50 Years as an Insurance Salesman

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Dick Clinton had wanted to be a professional trumpet player, but that didn't work out. But after 50 years of selling life insurance for MassMutual Financial Group, he wouldn't have it any other way. "I love what I am doing," said Mr. Clinton, 72. "I'm in this business because I enjoy it, and I truly enjoy my clients." He said the ... Full Story

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