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Insurance company ratings. There are  dozens. And they’re all different.

Which do you trust? And which do you understand?

Industry ratings may seem like a  complex mix of letters and numbers.  

So they can be difficult to decipher.
What is Comdex

Well, remember back in school when you  took a test? You typically got a simple  

score out of 100. For example, if you got 90  out of 100, you knew that was a good grade.

 There’s a similar way to “grade” insurance  companies. It’s a Comdex score. It takes all  

the major industry ratings. Averages them.  And creates a single, easy-to-understand,  

composite ranking from 1 to 100. It’s important to note that Comdex uses  
Ratings Agencies

ratings agencies in its calculations that are  registered as Nationally Recognized Statistical  

Ratings Organizations with the US Securities  and Exchange Commission -- an independent  

federal government agency. These include AM  Best, Fitch, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s.
Columbus Life

In a way, Comdex is like a simplified “report  card” for insurance companies. At Columbus Life,  

our company score 96 out of 100. Those are  pretty high marks you can feel good about.  

In fact, only a small number  of insurers are in that range.
Conclusion

Look, these days, things are uncertain. You  don't want your financial services company to be.  

So consider Comdex as a way to compare  and contrast companies you can count on.

It’s a simple way to see if the company you  choose to do business with … makes the grade.

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