The strategies Guardian provides are backed by their financial strength and the long-term value offered as a mutual company. Participating Guardian policyholders benefit directly from their mutuality because any efficiencies obtained in the operation of the company are passed on to them. Unlike public companies, whose first allegiance is to their stockholders, Guardian operates completely in the interests of our policyholders, which gives them the ability to provide the greatest amount of insurance for the lowest possible long-term cost with the greatest amount of financial strength.
Guardian is one of the largest mutual life insurance companies in America, with 150 years of experience in providing diversified financial strategies, including life insurance, disability income insurance, retirement services, employee benefits, long term care and investments.
While economic and social change has taken its toll on the business environment, Guardian has remained a model of stability and growth. Founded in 1860, it is one of the oldest and most respected mutual life insurers in the nation.
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Guardian has received exemplary ratings* from the four major rating services. These independent analysts recognize Guardian’s strong financial position*, claims paying ability, and operating performance. Although dividends are not guaranteed, Guardian has paid dividends to its life insurance policyholders every year since 1868.
Guardian is a financially strong mutual life insurance company, and it has one of the best dividend payment records in the industry.
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