American Family Insurance

Since 1927, American Family Insurance has made it their business to provide quality insurance products. American Family is a private mutual company whose policyholders are also the “owners.” Hence, success is measured by the satisfaction and quality services provided to the customers.

Growth

Beginning as a small company of three employees and 346 policyholders called "Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Company," American Family Insurance has grown to be among the largest U.S. mutual companies that concentrates on auto insurance. They provide multiple insurance and financial product lines in 17 states: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah and Wisconsin. With their headquarters in Madison, Wisconsin. American Family maintains five regional offices and numerous claims offices.

Insurance Products

If you are looking for insuranceAmerican Family Insurance has a variety of protection under one roof. The company provides vehicle, property, health insurance and life insurance. They also offer business insurance coverage for apartment owners, restaurants, religious institutions, contractors and other businesses. With some products, the options will vary according to state. Some customers will also qualify for discounts if they insure their homes and automobiles with American Family.

Financial Products

American Family Insurance is not just an insurance company. They are also a source of financial products, and you do not have to be an American Family policyholder in order to apply for them. They offer competitive loan rates and flexible terms. Loan options include home equity loans and home equity lines of credit, vehicle loans and commercial estate loans. Other financial options include a variety of retirement plans funded by annuities that will supplement Social Security and your regular pension benefits. As another benefit, American Family also offers vehicles for sale offering corporate fleet vehicles and vehicles that have been turned in upon the expiration of a lease.