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Dormant Life Assurers Dormant Life Assurers FORMER COMPANY NEW COMPANY CONTACTS AA Life Assurance Association Ltd Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] AA Life Association Ltd Nedlife Assurance Co Ltd T: 0860 263 543 E: [email protected] AA Mutual Life Assurance Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 Association Ltd E: [email protected] ACA Insurers Ltd Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Adlams Funeral Benefit Society (Pty) Metropolitan Odyssey T: 021 917 3400 Ltd E: [email protected] Affiliated Insurance Company Ltd Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] African Eagle Life Assurance Society Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 Ltd E: [email protected] African Funeral Furnishers (Pty) Ltd Metropolitan Homes Trust Life T: 0860 100 279 Ltd E: [email protected] African Guarantee & Indemnity Co Sanlam Developing Markets T: 0861 235 433 Ltd E: [email protected] African Homes Trust & Insurance Co Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 Ltd E: [email protected] African Life Sanlam Developing Markets T: 0861 235 433 E: [email protected] Africans Peoples Organization Burial Lion of Africa Assurance Co Ltd T: 011 100 1900 Society E: [email protected] Afrikaans Verbond Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 Lewensversekering E: [email protected] Afrikaanse Verbond Avbob T: 086 112 8262 begrafnisondeerneming BPK E: [email protected] AGA Ltd (Amalgamated General Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 Assurance Ltd) E: [email protected] Alexander Brothers Funeral Fund Metropolitan Odyssey T: 021 917 3400 (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Alexander Brothers WM and WR Metropolitan Odyssey T: 021 917 3400 E: [email protected] Alliance Assurance Company Ltd Metropolitan Odyssey T: 021 917 3400 E: [email protected] Allianz Life Ltd Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 E: [email protected] Allied Insurance Company Ltd ABSA Life T: 0860 008 600 E: [email protected] Amalgamated General Assurance Ltd Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 (AGA Ltd) E: [email protected] Anchor Life Assurance Co Ltd Channel Life T: 0860 480 000 E: [email protected] Astute updates this list from the latest information available to us. Astute can however not guarantee the accuracy of the in formation in this list and it should be used as a guideline only. Dormant Life Assurers FORMER COMPANY NEW COMPANY CONTACTS Anchor Life Assurance Co of M an T Channel Life T: 0860 480 000 Ltd E: [email protected] Anglo American Life Assurance Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 Company Ltd E: [email protected] APO Burial Society (Pty) Ltd Lion of Africa Assurance Co Ltd T: 011 100 1900 E: [email protected] Atlantic & Continental Assurance Co Liberty Life T: 011 408 3911 of Sa Ltd E: [email protected] Auto Protection insurance Company Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Ltd Avon Insurance Company Ltd Old Mutual T: 0860 506 070/264 61 239527 Baodley's Funeral Funds (Pty) Ltd Avbob T: 086 112 8262 E: [email protected] Berrange Begrafnisfonds (Edms) BpK Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Bodley’s Funeral Fund (Pty) Ltd Avbob T: 086 112 8262 E: [email protected] BOE Life Nedlife Assurance Co Ltd T: 0860 263 543 E: [email protected] Bolt & Seuns, EE (RH Bolt, traded as) Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Bourne Brothers Funeral Insurers Pty Goodall and Bourne Assurance T: 021 424 8040 Ltd (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Bourne Brothers Insurers (Pty) Ltd Goodall and Bourne Assurance T: 021 424 8040 (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Brummers Funeral Insurers Co Pty Constantia Life & Health T: 011 686 4200 Ltd Assurance Co Ltd E: [email protected] Brummer & Seun, JPS (Trading as Constantia Life & Health T: 011 686 4200 WH Brummer) Assurance Co Ltd E: [email protected] Cape of Good Hope Assurance Ltd Goodall and Bourne Assurance T: 021 424 8040 (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Cape of Good Hope Funeral Goodall and Bourne Assurance T: 021 424 8040 Assurance Ltd (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Cape of Good Hope Funeral Goodall and Bourne Assurance T: 021 424 8040 Assurance and Undertakers Pty Ltd (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Capital Alliance Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Capital Alliance Risk Assurance Ltd Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Capital Assurance Company Ltd Old Mutual T: 0860 506 070/264 61 239527 Charter Life Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Astute updates this list from the latest information available to us. Astute can however not guarantee the accuracy of the in formation in this list and it should be used as a guideline only. Dormant Life Assurers FORMER COMPANY NEW COMPANY CONTACTS Cologne Reinsurance Co Of SA Ltd Gen Re T: 011 684 0300 E: [email protected] Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Old Mutual T: 0860 506 070/264 61 239527 E: Society Not Available Commercial Union Assurance Metropolitan Odyssey T: 021 917 3400 Company of SA Ltd E: [email protected] Commercial Union Life Ltd Metropolitan Odyssey T: 021 917 3400 E: [email protected] Cook, David T Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Crusader Insurance Company Ltd Clientele Life Assurance Co Ltd T: 0113203000 E: [email protected] Crusader Life Assurance Corporation Hollard Life T: 011 351 5000/264 61 371 300 E: Ltd [email protected] Dominion Assurance Company of BA Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Lid Dominion Insurance Co of SA Ltd Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Dove Insurance Corporation Ltd Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Dove, J.W. Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Dove's SA Funeral Fund (Pty) Ltd Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Eagle Star Insurance Company Ltd Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 E: [email protected] Eastern District Burial Society Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] E J Grobbelaar Versekerings Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 Maatskappy (Edms) BpK E: [email protected] E Grobbelaar Begrafnisfonds (Edms) Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 E: [email protected] Beperk Equity Life Assurance Company Ltd Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 E:[email protected] Erasmus, N.J. Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Falken Funeral Fund Pty Ltd Goodall and Bourne Assurance T: 021 424 8040 (Pty) Ltd E: [email protected] Federated Employers Insurance Co Investec Employee Benefits Ltd T: 011 286 7000/264 61 389 Ltd Federated Employers’ Fire & General Investec Employee Benefits Ltd T: 011 286 7000/264 61 389 500 Insurance Federated Insurance Co Ltd Investec Employee Benefits Ltd T: 011 286 7000/264 61 389 500 Federated Life Assurance Co Ltd Investec Employee Benefits Ltd T: 011 286 7000/264 61 389 500 Astute updates this list from the latest information available to us. Astute can however not guarantee the accuracy of the in formation in this list and it should be used as a guideline only. Dormant Life Assurers FORMER COMPANY NEW COMPANY CONTACTS Fedhealth Assurance Ltd Hollard Life T: 011 351 5000/264 61 371 300 E: [email protected] Fedlife Assurance Ltd Hollard Life T: 011 351 5000/264 61 371 300 E: [email protected] Fedsure Life Assurance Ltd Hollard Life T: 011 351 5000/264 61 371 300 E: [email protected] Firstrand Insurance Ltd Momentum Life T: 086 066 9876/1234 E: [email protected] Forbes Life Ltd Investec Employee Benefits Ltd T: 011 286 7000/264 61 389 500 Funeral Assurances Group Ltd Avbob T: 086 112 8262 E: [email protected] Funeral Fund (Pty) Ltd Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Goodall & Williams Ltd Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Goodwill Burial Society Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Grobbelaar Begrafnisfonds (Edms) Sanlam Developing Markets T: 0861 235 433 Beperk E: [email protected] Guarantee Life Assurance Company Sanlam Developing Markets T: 0861 235 433 Ltd E: [email protected] Guardian National Insurance Liberty Active T: 011 408 3911 Company Ltd E: [email protected] Harvest Life Assurance Co Ltd Coronation Life Assurance Co Ltd T: 0216802000 E: [email protected] Haven Life Assurance Co Ltd Hollard Life T: 011 351 5000/264 61 371 300 E: [email protected] Hollandia Life and Health Hannover Life Reassurance Africa T: 011 481 6500 Reassurance Co Ltd Ltd E: [email protected] Hollandia Life Reassurance Co Ltd Hannover Life Reassurance Africa T: 011 481 6500 Ltd E: [email protected] Hollandie Life Reassurance Company Hannover Life Reassurance Africa T: 011 481 6500 of SA Ltd Ltd E: [email protected] Homes Trust Life Assurance Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 Company Ltd E: [email protected] Hoogendoorn Limited, J.S. Avbob T: 086 112 8262 E: [email protected] Hottentots - Holland Metropolitan Life T: 0860 724 724 E: [email protected] Begrafnismaatskaapy (Edms) BpK Human and Pitt Funeral Ltd Avbob T: 086 112 8262 E: [email protected] Human and Sons (Pty) Ltd Ltd, J.
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