MADISON, Wis.–TruStage has released its 2024 Annual Report, which it said shows strong financial performance across its diverse product and solutions portfolio in 2024.
The company ended the year in reporting over $5.6 billion in total revenue, over $200 million in net income and over $37 billion in assets under management.
In addition, in 2024, ratings agencies AM Best and S&P affirmed TruStage’s ratings as a financially healthy and stable organization.
“No matter the economic or environmental headwinds we face, we are rooted in the ‘people helping people’ principle we were founded upon 90 years ago,” President and CEO Terrance Williams said in a statement. “In 2024, our TruStage team delivered on our promises to the millions of customers we protect and achieved strong results that we are poised to build upon in the coming year.”
TruStage said it fulfilled its promises to customers in 2024 by providing more than $2.5 billion in total benefits across 39 million consumer relationships.
Below, standing: Linda Nedelcoff, EVP, Chief Strategy & Human Resources Officer; Jon Winderman, EVP, Chief Financial Officer; Chris Copeland, EVP, Chief Business Officer; Terrance Williams, President & CEO; Paul Barbato, SVP, Chief Legal Officer; Tammy Schultz, EVP, Sales & Marketing; Amy Cameron, EVP, Chief Investment Officer
Sitting: Pat Lawicki, EVP, Chief Information Officer; Karla Gravis, VP, Chief of Staff; Greg Holman, SVP, Chief Administrative Officer
2024 Performance
In 2024, TruStage reported it also:
- Became the fifth largest writer of life insurance by policy count in the U.S.
- Maintained relationships with 93% of credit unions in the U.S.
- Winner of the 2024 Celent Model Insurer Award for Innovation Execution, to the launch of Payment Guard Insurance – the industry’s first insurance product designed for digital lenders.
- Expanded insurance coverage to new consumers through technology-driven partnerships with Polly and Ethos.
- Brought together and invested in fintech organizations from across financial services with TruStage Ventures’ portfolio of over 65 companies.
- Delivered strong results across all business segments and its investment portfolio.
The TruStage Foundation
In addition, the company said the TruStage Foundation also maintained the company’s commitment to doing good for customers and communities. In 2024, it said the TruStage Foundation:
- Responded to the devastation from Hurricanes Helene and Milton by mobilizing disaster recovery teams, collaborating with others to provide immediate on-the-ground support and donating $150,000 to relief efforts.
- Donated more than $3.5 million to support the communities we serve, focused on economic mobility
- Employees raising nearly $539,000 in support of economic mobility and registering more than 8,300 employee volunteer hours.
- Working alongside more than 65 non-profits that received funding from the TruStage Foundation.
For info: 2024 Annual report.
