The Beer Financial Group

Welcome to Northwestern Mutual - The Beer Financial Group!

When you’re looking for someone to help you manage your financial risk and achieve financial security in today’s complex world, you have much to consider.  The Beer Financial group hopes to have the opportunity to guide you through these complexities and give you the confidence to take action today, to provide for tomorrow.

Building your Financial Future

Northwestern Mutual – The Beer Financial Group consists of four offices located in California: Woodland Hills, Encino, Santa Barbara, and Bakersfield.  As an industry leader, Northwestern Mutual helps clients plan for, and achieve a secure financial future for themselves, their families and businesses. While building long term relationships, Financial Representatives at The Beer Financial Group have access to a wide range of insurance and investment products to address individuals’ needs for financial protection and asset accumulation.  As Managing Partner, Mitchell Beer CLU, ChFC, CFP believes that, “The work we do here at The Beer Financial Group is like building a home. Just as architects work closely with homeowners to build a secure home based on their personal dreams and needs, every detail of our process is a collaborative effort between our clients and our representatives. It was how our company was built.”

Since 1857, Northwestern Mutual has been doing what is right for clients by helping people protect against financial risk and achieve financial security. Mitchell Beer and The Beer Financial Group are proud to be part of that tradition, and are here to provide dependable guidance, customized for YOU.

Independence. Income. Impact.

These are the three words that come to mind when Managing Partner, Mitchell Beer reflects on his career.  He believes, “The greatest rewards of being a Financial Representative with Northwestern Mutual have been: the independence of running my own business, the uncapped income opportunities, and the ability to truly impact people’s lives.” 

Education, motivation, and empowerment are the tools by which The Beer Financial Group enables its associates to envision and fulfill a successful future to better serve clients. Our Financial Representatives share the values and ideals of their local community and understand the environment in which people live and work and, therefore, what it takes to succeed.  By joining forces with Northwestern Mutual - The Beer Financial Group you can realize your unlimited potential with support from one of the most respected financial organizations. Please view our Careers Section for more information on how to create your path to a successful future, with the opportunities that The Beer Financial Group has to offer.

 

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Dividend Announcement

Northwestern Mutual recently announced a dividend payout for 2010 of more than 4.7 billion dollars - the second largest in our company history - for clients who own life, annuity, DI and long-term care policies.

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Consistency Counts

Strength on its own can be impressive. When consistency is added, that’s when it becomes real. At Northwestern Mutual, we’ve been able to deliver real strength for over 150 years. Put our strength to work for you.

Strength that works.

Northwestern Mutual receives "best possible ratings"

The four major ratings agencies, Standard & Poor’s, A.M. Best, Moody’s, and Fitch, have each confirmed the company’s insurance financial strength ratings. We take great pride, especially in these economic times, in providing our clients the consistent financial strength that has been our signature for over 150 years.

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Managing Your Money In A Downturn

Northwestern Mutual was recently featured in The New York Times Wealth Matters column, "Never Mind Your 401(k). How’s Your Insurance?" about the importance of managing risk in the current economic environment, and strategies that the wealthy use to manage not only their money but their overall well-being. Northwestern Mutual Executive Vice President Greg Oberland comments about how people should be rethinking and managing their insurance needs in a downturn. Read the article (PDF).