Pentagon FCU Strikes Life InsuranceDeal

December 31, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - (12/31/04) -- Pentagon FCU said it has signed withVantisLife Insurance Co., which does business in Connecticut as TheSavings Bank Life Insurance Co., to offer life insurance productsto credit union members. Under the deal, VantisLife will offer theproducts and services through CUSO Financial Service LP, whichprovides broker/dealer services for the credit union. VantisLifeoffers a variety of insurance products, including whole life, termlife, children's term life, and annuities.

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