Union strong —
and family protected.

Built by a union family

My grandfather was a master electrician. My father was a lineman with the union. I know what the card means — and I know group benefits, while valuable, were never built to be the whole plan.

Where group coverage falls short

• It's tied to the work. Between jobs, on a long layoff, or after you retire, group life can lapse.
• It's usually one or two times pay. A solid start — not enough to clear a mortgage and replace years of income.
• It isn't yours. You can't control or keep a policy the plan owns.

A policy you own

Individual coverage sits on top of your union benefits — it's portable, it's yours, and it protects your family through every contract, every local, and every layoff until the day you decide you're done.

Solidarity takes care of the brotherhood on the job. This is how you take care of the people waiting at home.