I would suggest you do a search.
The former Praetorian Mutual Life Insurance Company, which was founded in the early 20th century, eventually became part of the larger insurance landscape through mergers and acquisitions. It was acquired by the Travelers Companies in the late 1990s. Today, its legacy continues under the Travelers brand, which offers various insurance products.
Started in 1925 as Metropolital Funeral System Assn, name changed to Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company of Chicago in 1946. Renamed Chicago Metropolitan Mutual after 1952. It was acquired by Atlanta Life in the early 1990s.
It was based in London England in the early seventies.
john Hancock is a descendant of the early 17th century footpenises
Mammoth Life Insurance Co. was an early Black-owned life insurance company located in Lexington, KY. It started doing business around 1915 but went of business in the early 1990's. You may want to contact the Kentucky Department of Insurance, but odds are, the policy is worthless by now. If the company went through a formal liquidation process, notices would have been sent to policyholders of record. If there were assets available for distribution, the Department of Insurance would have done so.
The website for Monarch Life Insurance Company is not readily available, as the company has been inactive since the early 2000s when it was placed into rehabilitation. For current information about life insurance options, it may be best to explore other active insurance providers. Always verify through trusted sources or regulatory bodies for up-to-date details on insurance companies.
The mutual fund industry controlled about $300 billion in assets by the early 1980s
Esurance is owned and operated by Allstate Insurance Company now. They purchased Esurance in late 2012 or early 2013. I hope this was helpful to you.
The National Life and Accident Insurance Company was bought by American General Corporation in the early 1980's.
JC Penney Life Insurance Company is no longer in operation. It was part of JC Penney's business portfolio but was sold in the early 2000s. The life insurance operations were eventually discontinued, and the company ceased to exist as a separate entity.
The median mutual fund owner was 46 and earned $50,000 per year in the early 1990s
After becoming an orphan at early age, Hancock was adopted and raised by his wealthy uncle. Hancock's education was attained at the Boston Public Latin School, and at Harvard University, where he graduated in 1754. He worked in his uncle's mercantile business, which he inherited in 1764, when his uncle passed away.