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Mutual Of Omaha



  Mutual of Omaha is a full-service, multi-line provider of insurance and financial services products.  

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For a century, Mutual of Omaha has been there to keep our promises to our customers. That will not change. During these uncertain economic times, Mutual of Omaha is strong, stable, secure and ready to meet your insurance and financial needs.

History

1909 (March 5) – Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association filed articles of incorporation with the Nebraska Insurance Department.

1920 - Premium income exceeded $1 million for the year.

1924 – Mutual of Omaha ranked 8th in comparison to other insurance companies.

1926 – The subsidiary, United Benefit Life Insurance Company, was founded.

1941 – The company founded its Group Insurance department.

1962 – Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association changed its name to Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company.

1963 – Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom aired on network television for the first time. The original show ran until 1988.

1981 – United Benefit Life Insurance Company became United of Omaha

2001 – The company revitalized its brand and began sponsoring USA Swimming.

2002 – A new Wild Kingdom series premiered on Animal Planet.

2006 – Continuum Worldwide (formerly OISC) was created.

2007 – Omaha Financial Holdings, Inc. was created as the parent company of Mutual of Omaha’s banking initiatives.

2009 - Mutual of Omaha celebrates 100 years.

Mutual Of Omaha Insurance Brokerage Products And Services

Mutual of Omaha offers products and services that provide financial protection to help families, individuals, businesses and groups achieve their goals. Our diverse offering of products and services include:
  • Annuities and Retirement Plans
  • Banking
  • Critical Illness
  • Dental Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • Employee Benefit Plans
  • Investments
  • Life Insurance
  • Long-Term Care Insurance
  • Medicare Supplement Insurance
  • Voluntary/Worksite Products
 


  Disability Income Choice PortfolioSM  

Disability income insurance can help by paying you a monthly benefit for as long as you're disabled under the contract. All the products in our Disability Income Choice Portfolio are guaranteed renewable - we'll renew your policy to age 67* as long as you continue to pay your premiums. And if you're self-employed or a member of a qualifying association, you may be eligible for a preferred rate on your premiums.**

It's your choice. Which one works for you?

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Long Term Care

The Mutual Care Plus Portfolio

We’ve taken the best of Mutual Care and made it even better. So, what’s the “plus?”

  • Benefits are based on a maximum monthly amount instead of a daily amount to give clients greater flexibility
  • A new built-in cash benefit gives clients the choice of traditional reimbursement benefits or cash (available on “day one” with no elimination period) to use any way they want
  • Policies are designed with built-in and optional features to help clients stay at home so they can live life the way they planned


Other Company Plans And Info.

Mutual Of Omaha
Mutual Of Omaha Simplified Issue Plans
United Of Omaha Critical Illness Plans
United Of Omaha Long Term care Plans





 

Mutual of Omaha
Address1 Mutual of Omaha Plaza
Address2 N/A
City Omaha
State NE
Zip 68175
Phone Number 402/342-7600
Fax Number 402/351-2775
WebPage www.mutualofomaha.com
 
 

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A Tale Of Two Agents


Captive Agent
 

An agent working exclusively for a single firm. He or she is obliged to submit business only to that firm, or at least give that firm first rights of refusal on the case.

Captive agents that are non-established are usually paid on a combination of salary and commissions earned from selling the policy contract. Also, the firm usually provides its captive agents with an allowance for office expenses as well as employee benefits such as pensions, life insurance, and health insurance. 

The established captive agent is usually paid exclusively on a commission basis.  This type of agent will tend to have more in-depth knowledge of that firm's policies, however, he or she will hardly ever be equipped to offer the industries' best price on any particular product offering.


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Simply said, independent agents are appointed to sell policies from many insurers. The agent is independent from all insurers thus, the independent brokerage agent's responsibility is solely focused on evaluating the client's needs and the pricing of the product chosen.

While searching for the brokerage market's best place for a client's business, independent agents pay all their own expenses and keep their own records and earn their income from brokerage commissions on the policies they sell.




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