A.M. Best: A+

Founded in 1810, The Hartford is one of the largest investment and insurance companies based in the United States, ranking 78th on the 2006 Fortune 100 list. The Hartford is one of Business Week's top 50 performers and a top 10 property and casualty insurer.

A.M. Best: A+

The origins of MetLife go back to 1863 when a group of New York City businessmen raised $100,000 to found the National Union Life and Limb Insurance Company. The business catered to Civil War sailors and soldiers. In a reorganization the firm's name was changed to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. By 1909 MetLife became the nation's largest life insurer in the United States, a position they hold today. MetLife is also becoming one of America's leading Auto and Home insurance carriers.

A.M. Best: A+

Progressive has been in business since 1937. Its innovative web sites have been named best overall in the customers experience rankings for Auto Insurance and achieved the Number One ranking of 25 leading auto insurance sites. Progressive is ranked 155 on the 2005 Fortune 500 list.

A.M. Best: A

Traveler's is the second largest writer of U.S. personal insurance through independent agents, with approximately 14,000 independent agencies and brokerages countrywide. They are now # 85 on the Fortune 500 list of largest U.S. companies (2005).

A.M. Best: A+

AIG, a worldwide insurance company, supports many charities throughout the world, such as Unicef and selected children’s charities. It supports many other charities, such as the Homers for Kids program, in association with the New York Mets. This program donates $250 each time a Mets player hits a home run.

A.M. Best: A-

Fidelity is ranked 248 on the Fortune 500, and is a nationwideprovider of insurance policies, such as homeowners, auto, flood, and umbrella. They landed on Fortune's list of most admired companies and in 2004 were named as one of America's best managed companies.

A.M. Best: A

Safeco startled the established insurance industry in 1923 when it organized as a company in Seattle, Washington, far from the recognized insurance centers at the time, located in Northeast. In 2004, Safeco sold its life and investment operations to focus solely on property and casualty insurance. In 1998 Safeco secured the naming rights to the Seattle Mariner baseball park.