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The Philanthropic Insurance Companies
Insurance is a way to manage risk by providing you with the support to face financial losses due to a tragedy or accident. It involves paying a premium according to the property subjected of insurance and the type of protection you want to give it among other aspects.
The Philanthropic Mutual Life Insurance Company was incorporated originally as The Philanthropic Mutual Benefit Society in June of 1885. The Company was reincorporated as The Philanthropic Mutual Life Insurance Company in 1909. PMLIC markets a variety of small face amount Final Expense insurance products in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Dwelling, contents and burglary coverage is provided through Philanthropic Mutual Fire Insurance Company. The Company is an independent, affiliated company that shares management, facilities and Board governance with PMLIC. It is licensed to conduct business in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Policyholders of both companies are serviced by Career Agents, General Agents, and Home Office employees.
The Philanthropic Mutual Life Insurance Company specializes in final expense coverage for person’s ages 0 through 85. They offer face amounts ranging from 1000 to 25,000 dollars and make the process as easy as possible special rates for non tobacco users, No medical exams, No attending physician’s reports and Simplified express issue.
The National Safety Life Insurance Company offers comprehensive auto, truck, and bus accident coverage. Their unique accident policy offers 12 full months of valuable protection for one small annual premium.
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