Home Life of NY

"Home Life of NY" points to a lineage that runs through multiple predecessor companies and name changes. A California regulator profile for NAIC 67814 lists former names including Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Company, and Phoenix Life Insurance Company. [1] That sequence reflects how regional mutual life insurers and their successors consolidated and rebranded over the decades as distribution, capital rules, and product economics changed.

The Phoenix corporate family, which traces back to 19th-century life insurance roots, is often cited as having included or absorbed the historical Home Life businesses before operating under the Phoenix name in later eras. [3] By the 2000s and 2010s, the same legal entity lineage continued to evolve through corporate restructuring and updated branding, as reflected in the regulator's old-name history. [1]

In the 2010s, the next chapter involved ownership transition to a specialist life-and-annuity platform. Nassau Financial Group describes building a life insurance business and, through acquisitions, adding scale and long-duration liabilities that require careful asset-liability management. [2] The strategic opportunity in this kind of platform is not simply selling new policies, but efficiently administering in-force blocks, maintaining policyholder service, and managing investment and capital decisions through interest-rate cycles. For readers who still recognize the "Home Life" name, the modern reality is a continuing line of corporate succession rather than a standalone carrier operating under the original brand. [1][2]

Sources: [1] https://interactive.web.insurance.ca.gov/companyprofile/companyprofile?doFunction=getCompanyProfile&event=companyProfile&naic=67814 [2] https://www.nfg.com/nassau-financial-group/our-story [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Companies