Metlife

Grace Gu (Gu Pei)
LUTCF, Financial Services Executive, Investment Advisor Representative
CA Insurance License # OA98729

 

The Lifetime treasure for all of the dragon descendents.

No matter where you are from

We are all descendents of the dragon

Genuinely caring more

Thoroughly understanding the unique need of the Chinese community

Metlife provides comprehensive financial services

  • Life Insurance
  • Annuities
  • Long Term Care
  • Disability Income Insurance
  • 401K, IRA, and other Retrirement Plans

Call Grace Gu (510) 409-2066 or (408) 429-9956 Today.


Service since 1992.           5 Times President's Conference. 10 Times Leaders Conference. 1 Time Management Leaders Conference

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