Coverage Atlas

FIRST UNUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Employer benefit carrier — DOL Form 5500 EFAST2

46 employer benefit plans across 32 employers

20,091
Persons covered
Welfare premiums
Claims paid
Loss ratio
Benefit types: life, ltd, std

Plan indicators

Plan counts, person totals, premium, and claims are AGGREGATED (Atlas Commons sums of DOL Form 5500 Schedule A published figures). Loss ratio = claims paid / premiums received × 100 (AGGREGATED). Carrier EIN and NAIC code are RECORDED (DOL verbatim).

Metric Value Warrant
Plans on DOL Form 5500 Schedule A 46 AGGREGATED
Distinct employer EINs 32 AGGREGATED
Persons covered (end-of-year) 20,091 AGGREGATED
Welfare premiums received AGGREGATED
Welfare claims paid AGGREGATED
Loss ratio (claims / premium) AGGREGATED
Benefit types life, ltd, std AGGREGATED
Carrier EIN 131898173 RECORDED
NAIC code 64297 RECORDED

Frequently asked questions

How many employer plans use FIRST UNUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY as a carrier?
DOL Form 5500 EFAST2 records list FIRST UNUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (EIN 131898173) as the carrier on 46 employer welfare-benefit plan Schedule A filings, covering 32 distinct employer EINs and approximately 20,091 persons at end of year. Benefit types: life, ltd, std.
What benefit types does FIRST UNUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY provide?
Based on DOL Form 5500 Schedule A filings, FIRST UNUM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY provides life, ltd, std benefit coverage across 46 employer plans. These benefit type labels are sourced verbatim from the employer filings (RECORDED from DOL EFAST2).

What this is — and isn't

All plan counts, person totals, and dollar amounts are AGGREGATED — Atlas Commons sums of DOL Form 5500 Schedule A published figures. The loss ratio is an Atlas Commons computation; DOL does not publish a per-carrier loss ratio. Many Schedule A records have blank premium/claims amounts, so dollar totals reflect only records with non-blank values.

This page is informational only. It answers "how many employer plans list this carrier on Form 5500?" — it is NOT a quality rating, a complaint study, a solvency indicator, or a recommendation. To verify a carrier's solvency and financial strength, consult the NAIC or your state's insurance department.

Source: DOL Form 5500 EFAST2 employer welfare-plan filings. CC0.

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