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UPDATED: Nov 3, 2014
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Axa Equitable Life Insurance Company is a Stock company that was incorporated in 1859-07-26. Axa Equitable Life Insurance Company is a Life insurance company and has assets of 111,796,000,000, capital of $2,500,000, and net surplus of $3,152,525,801.
The president of Axa Equitable Life Insurance Company is Christopher Mark Condron, the treasurer is , and the secretary is . Axa Equitable Life Insurance Company insurance plans include
annuities, health, and life.
Axa Equitable Life Insurance Company is located in New York City, NY and the phone number for Axa Equitable Life Insurance Company claims, customer, service, and additional information is (212) 314-5636.
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Review
My brother died in 1994 and left a life insurance policy. AXA Equitable could have easily found me, the beneficiary, but made no effort to do so until sued for this practice.
Now, 19 years later, they want to pay the policy off with a paltry 3% a year interest, NOT COMPOUNDED, though they have certainly profited much more than this by their practice of failing to notify beneficiaries.
Shame on them.
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