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Carriers are listed in alphabetical order.
Aetna
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Aetna was founded in 1873, and is now a member of the CVS Health group. It is the nation’s third-largest provider of health insurance and related services, and provides health, dental, vision, and Medicare plans to individuals and employer groups. It has received high ratings from AM Best and the BBB. Customer feedback is generally positive. Overall, Aetna can be considered a good insurance company.
AIG
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AIG may meet the needs of most life insurance shoppers, offering term and permanent life policies.With more than 100 years in the insurance business, AIG may be a good choice for individuals who need less than $2 million in life insurance coverage.
Americo
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For over 100 years, Americo Life, Inc.’s family of insurance companies has been committed to providing the Life Insurance, Medicare Supplement Insurance, and Annuity products you need to protect you and your family.
American Amicable
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Tracing its roots back to 1910, American-Amicable Life Insurance Company of Texas is a progressive special markets insurer. The Company offers innovative life insurance and annuity products developed to target the individual needs of protection, wealth creation and estate preservation.
Athene Annuity
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Athene is a relatively new company, founded in just 2009, which used to offer life insurance and annuities but now only sells the latter. There are 12 different annuities to choose from through Athene with a minimum deposit of just $10,000, providing consumers with a variety of affordable retirement income plans and features.
Colombian Financial Group
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Columbian insurance issues whole life, final expense, and term policies. Several different types of riders are available to help you customize your policy, but available coverage is relatively low.
Fidelity & Guaranteed
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F&G annuities and life insurance policies help you plan for both your retirement, and your final expenses. You can be protected during life’s unexpected events, indirectly participate in the market without experiencing the downside and create a predictable income you can count on.
Foresters Financial
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Foresters Life Insurance is a great choice for life insurance policies with generous living benefits. These include three accelerated benefit riders included at no cost on most policies and automatic member benefits. The company offers dividend-paying whole life policies and prioritizes charitable giving.
Global Atlantic
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Global Atlantic Financial Group is a leading U.S. annuity and life insurance company, with a broad range of competitive and innovative products, leading integrated risk and investment management, coupled with a highly experienced leadership team.
Great Western Insurance Company
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The Great Western Insurance Company offers simple final expense and preneed funeral policies with coverage amounts of $40,000 or less. Its plans may be appealing because they’re relatively affordable and they don’t require medical exams. However, Great Western has very few policy options and riders, and its coverage maximums may be inadequate for your beneficiaries’ needs. If you want more options, including the ability to purchase term or universal coverage, you’ll need to get insurance from another company.
John Hancock
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John Hancock’s life insurance products have high coverage limits and can be customized with riders and other programs. However, not all consumers will find the coverage options they’re looking for from the company, and they can be more expensive than others.
Mutual of Omaha
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Mutual of Omaha is a Fortune 500 mutual insurance and financial services company based in Omaha, Nebraska. Founded in 1909 as Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association, Mutual of Omaha is a financial organization offering a variety of insurance and financial products for individuals, businesses and groups throughout the United States.
National Life Group
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National Life is a financially sound life insurance provider that offers a variety of policies and riders, including some unique options, and pays dividends on participating policies.
Prosperity Life Group
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Prosperity Life Group can be a great choice when you are looking for nationwide coverage and strong financial reliability in an insurance provider. There is whole, term, and universal life insurance available, but because they are sold via three issuing companies, its policies can be somewhat confusing to follow. An agent can help you find the right policy to pair with Prosperity’s extensive selection of riders to better personalize your coverage.
Royal Neighbors of America
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Royal Neighbors was founded in 1895 by nine strong women, as a mission-driven, fraternal benefit society. Royal Neighbors was one of the first to offer life insurance to women. Today, Royal Neighbors is a successful business dedicated to empowering women and local communities through volunteerism.
Transamerica
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Transamerica is a financially stable insurer that offers a respectable range of policy types and a number of available riders, including three living benefit riders included at no upfront cost on some policies. The company also offers policies without a medical exam.
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