What we use them for
Through Family First Life, we have access to Corebridge’s annuity and life product lines. From an agent’s perspective, they tend to be a strong fit when:
- The case is annuities — especially rollovers and retirement income. Corebridge inherited a deep annuity book from AIG’s prior life-and-retirement segment, and they remain an active option for fixed and fixed-indexed annuity illustrations. We frequently quote them alongside Athene and Global Atlantic in the rollover conversation.
- The buyer wants a publicly traded stock company. CRBG trades on NYSE with public quarterly financials, which some buyers prefer for the transparency.
- The case spans annuity AND life. Because Corebridge carries both product lines under one balance sheet, some clients consolidate planning — though we always quote across carriers regardless.
A note on financial strength
Corebridge’s underlying insurance carriers (American General Life Insurance Company and others) hold ratings from AM Best, Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s, and Fitch. Pull current values from AM Best and Corebridge’s own corporate disclosures before citing any specific rating on a call — ratings change quarterly.
When to consider another carrier
If the goal is fraternal benefits beyond the policy, Foresters Financial is structured for that. If the goal is a recognizable retail brand in the final-expense space, Mutual of Omaha is often a smoother conversation-opener. Corebridge tends to be the answer when the conversation is annuity-led or when an institutional-scale stock carrier is preferred.
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Want to see what Corebridge looks like for your situation? We pull current illustrations on the call. The form below pre-fills your interest as Corebridge — we’ll come back with side-by-side options.