Ukrainian National Association Inc

Categorized under Fraternal Life Insurance Organizations. Our records show it was established in 1894 and incorporated in NJ. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of 13659365 and employs a staff of approximately 121. The UNA was ...

Categorized under Fraternal Life Insurance Organizations. Our records show it was established in 1894 and incorporated in NJ. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of 13659365 and employs a staff of approximately 121. The UNA was formed in 1894 as a not-for-profit fraternal benefit society in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, and organized as a fraternal insurance society united by the bond of our common Ukrainian heritage. For over a century, the Ukrainian National Association has been providing security, protection for and peace of mind for families, as well as social activities to its members. The UNA offers life insurance products for all ages, retirement and education savings programs, as well as many member benefits. We constantly strive to offer better personalized customer service. You will develop a professional relationship with our insurance specialists, whom that you can get to know and trust. The UNA is organized around service to our members, who not only are our members, but often friends who live and work in the same communities as we do. The UNA gives you the choice to speak English or Ukrainian and provides you with the telephone numbers and extensions that will lead you directly to a live representative. Our professional sales agents on staff at the UNA headquarters in New Jersey, as well as our branch secretaries in the field, are committed to building a relationship of trust with each member. This personal connection with our members and our commitment to the community can make UNA a better choice for you. Having entered our second century of service to our membership, the UNA continues to live by its motto, UNA and the Community – Partners for Life! The UNA also publishes 2 newspapers - Svoboda, the oldest existing Ukrainian newspaper (1893) and the most widely read in the Western world and The Ukrainian Weekly, in English (1933).