Source G. Barry Klein, CPCU, CLU

• Acacia Life (Life and annuity products, company goes back to 1869)
• Aetna (Life, health, financial services, but no longer any property/casualty insurance)
• AFC Re (Life and annuity reinsurance)
• AFLAC (American Family Life Assurance Company) (World leader in supplemental insurance)
• Aid Association for Lutherans (Includes a genealogy section for Lutherans)
• AIG Life (Part of the worldwide AIG family)
• Alexander Hamilton Life (Now part of the Jefferson-Pilot group)
• Allianz Life of North America (L & H division of this German goliath)
• Allmerica Financial (Big, Worcester, Mass-based L & H and P & C conglomerate)
• American Chambers Life Insurance Company (Health coverages for Chambers of Commerce)
• American Fidelity (L & H, P & C from this company, soon be called American Mercury)
• American General Corporation (Large, Houston-based L & H conglomerate)
• American Income Life Insurance Company (Supplemental insurance, from this Waco, TX company)
• American Life & Casualty (Primarily fixed annuity products, part of Conseco group)
• American Medical Security (HMO based in Green Bay, WI, operating in lots of states)
• American National Insurance Company (Large life company, in Galveston, Texas)
• American Network Insurance Company (ANIC) (Part of the Penn Treaty American group)
• American Security Insurance Company (One of the Fortis group of companies)
• American United Life (This Indianapolis-based carrier traces its roots back to 1877)
• AmeriHealth (HMO, PPO, etc., based in Iselin, NJ)
• Ameritas Life Insurance (Formerly Bankers Life of Nebraska)
• AmerUs Life (Life subsidiary of AmerUs Group)
• Anthem Health & Life Insurance Company (Site lists all the locations and sales reps, by name& interesting)
• Army & Air Force Mutual Aid Association (For both officers and enlisted personnel)
• Assurity Life (A wholly-owned subsidiary of Lincoln, Nebraska’s Woodmen Accident & Life)
• Aurora Life (Life, tax deferred annuities from this Santa Monica, CA company)
• Banker s Fidelity Life (Part of Georgia’ s Atlanta American Group)
• Bankers Life & Casualty (Part of the Conseco group)
• Bankers Life of New York (” Life Links” site, where, links’ is a golf course, links, get it?  metaphor)
• Bankers National Life (Part of the Conseco group)
• Banner Life (One of the companies of the Legal & General America group)
• Blue Cross/Blue Shield (Find local or regional ”Blues” by Zipcode search)
• Boston Mutual Life (”Bigger Than Life”, for over 100 years)
• Canada Life (Very large Canadian company, also writes in the US and other countries)
• Catholic Knights Insurance Society (Fraternal order, based in Milwaukee)
• Celtic Life (Specializing in individual major medical coverage)
• Centennial Life (Health insurance to individuals and small groups, through general agents)
• Central States Health & Life (Now national – except NY – and all L & H lines)
• CIBC Life Insurance Company (Life/Health subsidiary of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce)
• CIGNA (Formerly Connecticut General and INA)
• Colonial Life of Texas (Originally Mortgage Bankers Life, writes primarily mortgage protection coverages)
• Columbus Life (Site has FREE continuing education courses; what a great idea!)
• Commercial Travelers Mutual Insurance Company (America’s oldest travel accident insurance company)
• Commercial Union Life (”Over 300 Years of Heritage & Integrity”)
• Conseco (Large life & health insurance holding company, based in Carmel, Indiana company)
• Continental General (L & H product info, of course, and lots of software downloads)
• Co-operators General Insurance Company (L & H, P & C insurance in Canada)
• Cotton States Insurance (Serving 10 southeastern states from their home office in Atlanta, GA)
• Coventry Healthcare (Managed care provider based in Bethesda, MD)
• CPIC Life (Life insurance subsidiary of Blue Shield of California)
• Delta Dental (Main site, with links to the various state Delta Dental plans)
• Assurances generales des caisses Desjardins (French Canadian carrier, site is in French only)
• Equitable Companies (This is the big Equitable, part of AXA, try their ”Fit for Life” game)
• Equitable Life & Casualty (Specializing in senior citizens)
• Federal Home Life (One of the GE Capital companies)
• Federated Life Insurance Company of Canada (Candadian life subsidiary of Fairfax Holdings)
• Farmers & Traders Life (A mutual company, and staying that way)
• FHP (Now owned by PacifiCare)
• First Colony Life (All states, one of the GE Capital companies)
• First Penn-Pacific Life (One of the Lincoln National companies)
• Florists’ Life Insurance Company (Specializing, of course, in the florist industry)
• Forethought Life (Life insurance products offered through funeral homes)
• Fortis Healthcare (“To Protect Everyone in your Castle”)
• Foundation Heath Systems (FHS) (Includes Health Net, QualMed, PHS, & M.D. Health Plans)
• Frontier Healthcare (New health care provider, part of Rock Hill, NY’s Frontier Insurance Group)
• Garden State Life (Life products sold through direct marketing only)
• GE Financial Assurance (Parent company for the various GE life and financial products companies)
• GE Life & Annuity (Formerly Life of Virginia)
• General American Life (Large mutual company in St. Louis, MO)
• GNA (Life subsidiary holding company for GE Capital)
• Golden American Life (Check status of variable annuities, 24 hours a day)
• Golden Rule Insurance Company (Innovative products in health insurance)
• Golden State Mutual Life (Los Angeles-based, doing business in about a third of the states)
• Great West Life & Annuity Company (Large, American subsidiary of Canada’s Great West Life Assurance)
• Guarantee Life (Business and personal life and health insurance from this Omaha company)
• Guardian Life (Try their presidential trivia game, about presidents with disabilities)
• Harvest Life (One of the GE Capital companies)
• Horace Mann Life Insurance (Insurance America’s Educational Community)
• Humana (Well-designed site from this HMO giant)
• Illinois Mutual Life (Life, disability and annuities, from this Peoria, Illinois company)
• Indianapolis Life (One of the older of the many Indiana-based life insurance companies)
• IOF Foresters (The Independent Order of Foresters is one of the oldest fraternal organizations)
• Irish Life of North America (US operations of Dublin-based Irish Life)
• Jackson National Life (Information, and the gateway to their secure Broker Zone)
• Jefferson-Pilot Insurance Company (Greensboro, NC conglomerate)
• John Alden Life (Yes, it includes the history of John Alden, Miles Standish, & Priscilla Mullins)
• John Hancock Mutual Life (Check out their ”Portrait Planning” financial tool)
• Kaiser Permanente (Largest non-profit HMO, these folks invented the concept)
• Kansas City Life (Modern site – with a video – from this 100+ year old company)
• Kansas Farm Bureau Life (Protecting Kansans for over 50 years)
• Keyport Life (Specializing in fixed, variable, and indexed annuities)
• Lafayette Life (From Lafayette, Indiana)
• Liberty National Life (From Birmingham, Alabama, one of the Torchmark companies)
• Life Insurance Company of the Southwest (Majority owned by National Life of Vermont)
• Life Insurance Company of Virginia (One of the GE Capital companies)
• Life Investors Insurance Company (Life & annuity products, from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, part of AEGON)
• Life of Virginia (Another life subsidiary of GE Capital)
• Lincoln Mutual Life (Over 100 years old, but just starting on the Web)
• Lincoln National Corporation (Fort Wayne, Indiana’s big life and health company)
• Lincoln Security Life (One of the ReliaStar companies)
• London Life (Life and annuity products in Canada)
• London Reinsurance Group (P&C, L&H reinsurance products; a subidiary of London Life)
• Lutheran Brotherhood (These folks have a GREAT sense of humor!)
• Manulife (Manufacturers Life) (Gateway to US, Canada, and worldwide Manulife sites)
• Maritime Life (Life and investment products from Halifax, Nova Scotia)
• Massachusetts Casualty Insurance Company (Disability insurance, all states, a subsidiary of Sun Life of Canada)
• Mass Mutual (Beautiful – and fast – site, take a look at their Norman Rockwell exhibit)
• The Medical Escrow Society (Nation’s oldest, largest viatical settlement company)
• Medico Life (Part of Mutual Protective Life)
• Met Life (Met Life Online & .. with Snoopy, of course!)
• Midland National Life (Insuring the country, from Sioux Falls, South Dakota)
• Minnesota Mutual (All 50 states for life, disability and financial products, since 1880)
• Monumental General Life (Site is laid out as a ”’virtual trade show”)
• Munich American Reassurance Company (Munich Re’s life/health reinsurance arm)
• The Mutual Group (Beautiful site from this major Canadian life & health company)
• Mutual of New York (MONY) (Nation’s first mutual life insurance company)
• Mutual of Omaha (Take an online tour of their famous Wild Kingdom)
• Mutual Protective Life (Coverages for seniors, even before Medicare)
• Mutual Trust Life (45 states, from Jorie, IL, first mutual company to write juvenile policies)
• National Life of Vermont (Based in beautiful Montpelier, writing in all states)
• New England Life (“Taking responsibility for retirement”)
• New York Life (“The Company You Keep”)
• Nippon Life Insurance of America (American subsidiary of Osaka, Japan’s Nippon Life)
• North Coast Life (Life and annuity products from this Spokane, WA insurance company)
• Northern Life (Specialists in Tax Sheltered Annuities)
• Northwestern Mutual Life (“The Quiet Company”)
• Northwestern National Life (Now ReliaStar Insurance Company)
• Ohio National Life (Life & disability coverages from this Cincinnati financial services company)
• Oxford Life (Life & annuities from Amerco, the U-Haul family of companies)
• PacifiCare (One of the leading managed health care companies)
• Pacific Life (A Pacific Mutual company)
• Pan-American Life (Writing life and health coverages in the US and Latin America)
• Pekin Insurance (Midwest company, site designed for both agents and consumers, L&H and P&C)
• William Penn Life (One of the companies of the Legal & General America group)
• Penn Mutual Life (“A Better Way of Life”)
• Penn Treaty American (Specializing in long-term care)
• Phoenix Home Mutual Life (9^th largest mutual life company)
• Physicians Life Insurance Company (Wholly-owned subsidiary of Physicians Mutual)
• Presidential Life (The thought in Nyack NY is, “Why name yourself after only ONE president?”)
• Principal Financial Group (Big Des Moines, Iowa life, health and financial services company)
• Promutuel (French Canadian carrier, site is in French only)
• Protective Life (Life holding company, with many life company subsidiaries)
• The Provident (This ”Provident” is from Norristown, PA, goes back to 1889)
• Provident Life (This is the big Provident, located in Chattanooga, TN)
• Provident Mutual Life (This ”Provident” is from Berwyn, PA, goes back to 1717)
• Prudential (Insurance – P&C and L&H – from ”The Rock”)
• Pyramid Life (Specializing in senior citizens)
• ReliaStar Insurance (Formerly Northwestern National, this is the Minneapolis-based conglomerate)
• Royal Maccabees Life (Part of Royal & SunAlliance Financial Services)
• Savings Bank Life Insurance of Massachusetts (”The No-Nonsense Life Company”, in MA, NH, RI & ME)
• Security-Connecticut Life (One of the ReliaStar companies)
• Security First (US annuity division of London Life)
• Security Mutual Life (Life and financial products, based in Lincoln, Nebraska)
• Shenandoah Life (Spreading westward from Roanoke, now in all of the south and most of the east)
• Sierra Health (Large, diversified health care company, based in Las Vegas)
• Southwestern Life (Since 1903, based in Dallas)
• Standard Guaranty Insurance Company (One of the Fortis group of companies)
• Starmount Life (Specializing in large, accidental death policies)
• SunAmerica (Specializing in fixed and variable annuities)
• Sun Life (Canada’s major life insurance company)
• Surety Life (Life and financial products, part of the Allstate Life group)
• Teachers Protective Mutual Life Insurance Company (guess their specialty?)
• TIAA-CREF (Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, for employees of educational organizations)
• TMG Life (American subsidiary of Canada’s The Mutual Group)
• Transamerica (Site contains time-lapse movie of the building of their famous San Francisco pyramid)
• Trustmark Insurance (Mutual company providing health insurance in all 50 states)
• Union Security Life (One of the Fortis group of companies)
• United Healthcare (Controlling medical costs for over 20 years)
• United Heritage Mutual Life (Serving 22 western states, from Nampa, Idaho)
• United Teachers Associates Insurance Company (Writing health insurance nationally)
• United Wisconsin Services (Very large HMO, check out their ”United 24” 24-hour workcomp/health program)
• Unity Mutual Life (From Syracuse, NY, “Keeping Promises Since 1903″)
• UNUM (This Portland, Maine company is a world powerhouse)
• USAA (Major carrier, life/health & property/casualty, based in San Antonio in the largest bldg in the USA)
• Viaticus (Viatical insurance from CNA)
• Washington National Life (Now part of Conseco)
• Wellpoint (Formerly Blue Cross of California)
• Western National Life (Specializing in retirement annuities)
• Western Southern Life (“We know how much you have to protect”)
• Westfield Life (Life Insurance from the Westfield Companies)
• Woodmen Accident & Life Company (Covering business and personal insurance needs from Lincoln, NE)
• Zurich Direct (Part of Zurich Kemper Life)