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How we're rated
Farm Bureau Life named one of America's safest companies
July, 2010
For the 17th time in 18 years, Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company of Michigan has been named by the Ward Group as one of the 50 most outstanding life insurers in America, based on strength, stability, and outstanding financial performance.
Ward's annual top-50 list recognizes life insurance companies for outstanding achievement in the areas of safety, consistency, and overall top performance. Farm Bureau Life is one of only a handful of American companies to earn the honor so consistently year after year.
The Ward Group, a national monitor of the American insurance industry, analyzes over 900 life insurance companies every year before naming its top 50.
The complete list of life insurance companies named to the Ward's Top 50 list can be found on the Ward's web site at www.wardinc.com.
This honor recognizes that Farm Bureau Life is a safe and secure place to build your financial future. Your retirement nest egg is safe with us.
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A.M. Best Company issues ratings
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July, 2010
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company of Michigan has maintained its Excellent (A) rating from A.M. Best Company.
The affirmation of this rating reflects our excellent level of capitalization and our consistently favorable operating earnings performance.
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July, 2010
Our two Property-Casualty companies, Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of Michigan and
Farm Bureau General Insurance Company of Michigan, have maintained their Excellent (A-) ratings.
"The rating is based on the consolidated solid capitalization of the two
companies," a spokesman for A.M. Best said. "The rating reflects Farm Bureau Mutual's and Farm Bureau
General's favorable operating earnings, and strong market presence in Michigan."
A.M. Best Company is the oldest, most experienced rating agency in the world and has been reporting on the financial condition of insurance companies since 1899. Best's Ratings represent the current and independent opinion of a company's financial strength and ability to meet obligations to policyholders. Best's Ratings are not a warranty of an insurer's current or future ability to meet obligations to policyholders, nor are they a recommendation of a specific policy form, contract, rate, or claim practice.
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