Ethical Life Insurance Companies

By Tim Bain posted on 06/29/2007
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The Insurance Marketplace Standards Association (IMSA) is the life insurance industry's leading standards-setting organization. IMSA promotes high ethical standards in the sale and service of life insurance products (as well as annuity and long term care insurance). Many life insurance companies choose to join IMSA, and by doing so, agree to adopt and abide by IMSA's ethical code of conduct.

Not all life insurance companies are IMSA members, and this doesn't necessarily mean they are unethical. However, we believe it is important to recognize the following IMSA member companies that belong to the QuickQuote marketplace:

We've always made it a priority at QuickQuote to provide products from A-rated or better life insurance companies. We believe doing so is in the best interest of our customers and helps us earn your trust and confidence. The above companies help us take that approach to a higher level with their commitment to quality business practices and consumer care.

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6 User Comment(s)

1. anonymous on 12/17/2009 said:

FARMERS...IS ANOTHER SHOCKING EXAMPLE OF STICKIN' IT TO THE LIFE LONG CUSTOMERS

2. anonymous on 04/20/2009 said:

HAHAHA Good one

3. anonymous on 05/06/2009 said:

What a joke West Coast Life Insurance and ethics do not go together. They are the worst

4. anonymous on 03/20/2009 said:

AIG is ethical?

5. anonymous on 01/08/2010 said:

kinda like talking about ethical lawyers or mechanics.....

6. anonymous on 03/05/2011 said:

West Coast Life Insurance is absolutely the worst. Google WCL complaints and see for youself.