Company Details

1. NAIC Number : 63622.
2. Phone Number: 217-528-2011.
3. Company Address: FRANKLIN SQUARE. SPRINGFIELD, IL 62713-0001.

Who took over Franklin Life Insurance?

the Thunor Trust
Franklin American Life Insurance Company was a Tennessee-based company that was acquired by the Thunor Trust (the Trust also acquired Family Guaranty Life Insurance Company, Farmer and Ranchers Life Insurance Company, First National Life Insurance Company of America, Franklin Protective Life Insurance Company.

Who owns Franklin Mutual Insurance?

We are not owned by a big corporation and we have no stockholders. Our primary responsibility and loyalty is to you, our policyholders.

How do I report an accident to American Family Insurance?

Report your claim You can also report a claim by calling 1-800-MYAMFAM (1-800-692-6326) or by contacting your American Family Insurance agent.

Does American Family Insurance have accident forgiveness?

Accident Forgiveness Insurance Coverage. At American Family Insurance, we understand that no matter how safe a driver you are, accidents happen. Having accident forgiveness insurance coverage gives you peace of mind that, if you’re in an accident and file a claim, you won’t be penalized for one mistake.

What do you do if you are at fault in a car accident?

If You’re At-fault in a Car Accident

1. Stay put.
2. Contact the proper authorities.
3. Gather evidence.
4. Avoid admitting fault after the accident.
5. Contact your insurance company.
6. Report the facts.
7. Gather and submit evidence.
8. Share the police report.

Will my premium go up if I make a claim?

The cost and severity of a claim are key factors when it comes to whether your insurance premium may increase. Auto insurers typically consider your driving record when calculating the cost of your car insurance policy. However, filing a claim doesn’t mean your insurance premium will automatically increase.

Does insurance pay for your car if you’re at fault?

If you live in a fault state, the person responsible for the accident will hold liability for anyone’s injuries. The other driver would file a claim with your insurance company, and you or your car insurance will pay for losses. In a no-fault state, however, each party’s auto insurance usually covers their losses.