Northwestern Mutual, its subsidiaries and affiliates offer insurance, investment products and advisory services that address client needs for financial protection, capital accumulation, and estate preservation and distribution. Products and services for the personal, business, estate and pension markets include permanent and term life insurance, disability income insurance, long-term care insurance, annuities, trust services and mutual funds.
As a mutual company, Northwestern Mutual exists for the benefit of its policyowners and clients. The company helps its policyowners and clients protect against financial risk and achieve financial security. Participating policyowners share in the financial results of the company through dividends, receiving their insurance at the lowest possible cost.
3.2 million life insurance policyowners with more than 4.9 million policies.
$145 billion in assets. $19.7 billion in revenues. Ranked 112th on the 2007 Fortune 500.
$122 billion in bonds, mortgage loans, real estate, stocks and other investments (including $11 billion in policy loans) in the general account and $18 billion in separate accounts.
$5 billion of benefits paid to policyowners or their beneficiaries.
392,000 policyowners with 625,000 policies.
63,000 policies in force with Northwestern Long Term Care Insurance Company.
306,000 contracts with assets under management of $13.8 billion.
$6.7 billion in mutual fund sales in 2006.
Founded March 2, 1857
For further information, see our Annual Report on our Web site. Unless indicated otherwise, Northwestern Mutual and its annual statement are the sources for all statistics. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company (Amounts as of December 31, 2004).