Sentences with phrase «fraternal benefit»

Furthermore, according to Richard Sabo, a financial planner and former insurance agent who became an industry whistleblower in the 1990s, policies from fraternal benefit societies such as Thrivent Financial may not be covered by a state's guaranty association (for example, they aren't covered in PA.).

Started back in 1896, Fidelity Life was a fraternal benefit society originally.

However, this unique company is not necessarily a life insurance carrier in the traditional sense, but rather it is considered to be a «fraternal benefit society» that offers life insurance, as well as other types of benefit products to those who are its members.

Unique to Foresters, The Independent Order of Foresters, a fraternal benefit society (a member organization with shared values), underwrites their life insurance.

It began as a fraternal benefit society, with the name Mystic Workers of the World, and with the primary mission of offering a more reasonable type of life insurance product to workers in the Northern states and in the Midwest who had traditionally been offered insurance through more traditional Eastern life insurers.

Foresters's life insurance products are underwritten by The Independent Order of Foresters, a fraternal benefit society (a member organization with shared values).

The largest fraternal benefit society with open membership in the United States, Woodmen of the World was founded in 1890 in Omaha, Nebraska.

Foresters is a not - for - profit company, called a fraternal benefit society.

They were originally called the Mystic Workers of the World, a «fraternal benefit society designed to provide financial protection for the growing middle class of the Midwest and Northern states».

As a fraternal benefit society, The Independent Order of Foresters (Foresters) provides family financial products and services to its members; strives to make its members» communities better places; and gives its members opportunities for personal development, social interaction, and voluntary service to others.

The company is organized as a fraternal benefit society, so in addition to providing financial protection, it also promotes community service, and neighbor helping neighbor.

This carrier is known as a fraternal benefit society, which means that, unlike a traditional stock life insurance company, Foresters is a not - for - profit company that provides mutual aid or benefit to its members.

Foresters heritage as a fraternal benefit society — a member - based life insurance provider for everyday families — is the foundation for our guiding principle: enriching the lives of our members, their families and the communities they live in.

It is an international fraternal benefit society which is governed by its members and has no shareholders.

A fraternal benefit society, Foresters originally existed as a group of mutual members who solely brought themselves together for protection, aid, and advancement.

Originally a fraternal benefit society called Mystic Workers of the World, Fidelity Life was founded in 1896 offering coverage primarily to active workforce members.

Foresters is set up as a fraternal benefit society, so the company has more than one million members who enjoy a long list of unique benefits.

The company was initially named Mystic Workers of the World, a fraternal benefit society that was designed for providing financial protection for the growing middle class of the Midwest and the Northern States.

About Knights of Columbus Founded in 1881 as a Catholic fraternal benefit society, the Order of the Knights of Columbus was formed to render financial aid to members and their families.

This is one of its strengths as a fraternal benefit organization.

«More than a life insurance provider, Foresters is a fraternal benefit society which means we're a member - governed organization with no shareholders.»

What makes Fidelity interesting is that they originally started as a fraternal benefit society.

However, we like many other agencies, have zero reservation about working with fraternal benefit societies.

Since Foresters is a fraternal benefit society, they provide more than just life insurance.

Foresters Financial is chartered as a fraternal benefit society, and as of 2016, the company has more than one million members who take part in the firm's product and service offerings, as well as additional benefits.

Back in 1902, a company named Aid Association for Lutherans (AAL), a fraternal benefit society, launched in Wisconsin.

Though it remained a fraternal benefit society, the organization changed its name to Fidelity Life Association in 1930.

The merger formed one of the largest fraternal benefit societies in the United States.

Fidelity Life Association was established in 1896 in Illinois as a fraternal benefit society to provide families with financial security through life insurance.

It began as a fraternal benefit society, with the name Mystic Workers of the World, and with the primary mission of offering a more reasonable type of life insurance product to workers in the Northern states and in the Midwest who had traditionally been offered insurance through more traditional Eastern life insurers.

However, this unique company is not necessarily a life insurance carrier in the traditional sense, but rather it is considered to be a «fraternal benefit society» that offers life insurance, as well as other types of benefit products to those who are its members.

Foresters Financial is able to fulfill this vision because they are a fraternal benefits society.

As a fraternal benefits society, Foresters is responsible for their own solvency and reserves.

Founded in 1883 by Joseph Cullen Root, Modern Woodmen of America is now the third largest fraternal benefits society, with more than 760,000 members.

As a fraternal benefits society, Foresters Life Insurance Company is considered to be a not - for - profit company.

Not exact matches

We may have underestimated the continuing influence of those traditional institutions which have managed to survive without the benefit of the mass media for many years and which continue to transfer cultural values — the family, home, community, school, church, fraternal organizations, and others.

There is also hope, and considerable evidence, that we may have underestimated the continuing influence of those traditional institutions which have managed to survive without the benefit of the mass media for many years and which continue to transfer cultural values — the family, home, community, school, church, fraternal organizations, and others.

Rancière gives the example of the piano makers, united in an association of which the primary benefit (far from being transformed into capital), leads to a banquet, «a fraternal meal that assembles women and children».

A somewhat similar institution to a jati or an Iraqi tribe (something similar but not quite as kinship based also existed in the Roman Empire and was called a tribe), is a mutual benefit or fraternal society, perhaps most notably in the cosmopolitan bonds of the Freemasons.

Not to mention, since they are fraternal society, they give all their policyholders access to free & valuable member benefits.

They are a nonprofit fraternal organization licensed to provide insurance, so they include (at no additional charge) many valuable member benefits to all their policyholders.

A body corporate, without share capital, operating for the benefit of its members and not for profit, with a representative form of government including a lodge system, and that is incorporated for fraternal, benevolent, or religious purposes, including the provision of insurance or annuity benefits to its members, their spouses, children or beneficiaries.

Since they are a fraternal organization, they give their members access to many valuable member benefits.

Modern Woodmen's fraternal expenditures for member benefits and programs totaled more than $ 22 million in 2006.

In some cases as with Fraternal Companies, the death benefit would be paid to the decedents of the beneficiary.