Most people would probably agree that the Aflac duck is adorable and a great marketing tool; what everyone can’t agree on is whether or not it’s wise to choose one of their many insurance policies.
Aflac, a Fortune 500 company based in Columbus, Georgia and founded in 1955 by the Amos brothers, Paul, Bill, and John, is available to everyone in the U.S. as well as various overseas markets. In fact, Aflac is the insurance of choice for a fourth of the households of Japan.
Aflac shares have been performing quite well lately, proving that the company prides itself on offering and providing high-quality products and services at competitive prices. Additionally, Aflac is consistently reported to be one of the -most employee-friendly companies, especially so for working mothers and minority women.
Aflac offers term life insurance, whole life, or a combination of both. You won’t be required to have a medical exam or blood tests when applying for insurance with Aflac, so the company can’t disqualify you based on your current state of health. The coverage you’ll receive will include a Waiver of Premium Benefit and an Accelerated Death Benefit.
Aflac consistently receives grades of A+ (the best being A++) from a variety of independent insurance rating companies. Generally speaking, Aflac shows customers as happy with the insurance coverage they’ve received; they like the flexibility of its plans and the quickness of fulfillment of claims.
Aflac carries a wide variety of insurance including long-term care, life insurance that can be used to care for your family should you die or as retirement income, insurance that will cover your expenses should you be unable to work, cancer insurance (not available in all states), and supplemental health insurance (to work in combination with health insurance you already have or to diminish the costs of healthcare if you are not able to afford regular insurance).
As a former Aflac salesperson, I can personally recommend the company if you have a need for unique coverage; excellent and affordable, Aflac can be a great addition to the coverage you already have.




March 6th, 2010 at 1:36 am
How often do you write your blogs? I enjoy them a lot
March 15th, 2010 at 12:21 pm
Hi Cristy,
I try to write my blogs daily (well, at least five times a week!). Hope you’ll continue to enjoy them!