Who services my Fortis Benefits Insurance Company policy?
Direct Life Advisors is an independent agency. We're not Talcott Resolution Life Insurance Company and can't access your policy — but we can tell you how to reach them.
Fortis Benefits Insurance Company is now serviced by Talcott Resolution Life Insurance Company, listed at Hartford, Connecticut in the record we checked.
Source: Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions quarterly Insurance Regulator newsletter, checked 2026-09-15.
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What a name change means
Fortis Benefits Insurance Company changed its name to Talcott Resolution Life Insurance Company on 6 September 2005. The record places it in Hartford, Connecticut. A rename leaves the same legal insurer responsible for the contract; the letterhead, payment address, and service number can change. Read the current name on your statement before sending a payment.
The record we checked describes a name change rather than a sale. The policy still has to be read for its own premium, beneficiary, riders, and any cash-value terms.
Ownership trail
Your record has more than one handoff. Follow the names in order when you call so the current insurer can match the old policy number.
- Fortis Benefits Insurance Company
- Union Security Insurance Company
- Talcott Resolution Life Insurance Company — the current endpoint shown in the record.
What to ask after a rename
Give the service team both names — Fortis Benefits Insurance Company and Talcott Resolution Life Insurance Company — and ask them to confirm the policy number, premium, beneficiary, payment address, and claim address in writing.
For a plain checklist, see what to ask the current insurer and when a premium can change.
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Direct Life Advisors is an independent agency with 52 carrier relationships. A licensed agent will read your policy with you at no charge to you. We're paid a commission by the insurance company only if you later buy through us — never by you.