Benefits broker of record
AMWINS CONNECT ADMINISTRATORS INC
AMWINS CONNECT ADMINISTRATORS INC is named as the broker of record on 3 insurance contracts in public Form 5500 Schedule A filings.
One of 4 offices of AMWINS CONNECT ADMINISTRATORS INC.
Book profile
AMWINS CONNECT ADMINISTRATORS INC brokers 3 insured contracts for 3 employers, all in Maryland.
Dental is the largest line (3 contracts), followed by health (1), vision (1).
UNITED CONCORDIA INSURANCE COMPANY writes the most contracts in the book (2, about 67%); AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY follow.
Renewals concentrate on December 1: 67% of the dated welfare contracts have policy years ending in November, so most of the book comes up for review at once.
Contracts in the book, by the carrier that writes them. Largest first.
Counted by each employer's own state. Largest first.
Contracts by line.
dental 3 · health 1 · vision 1
Welfare contracts, counted by their typical renewal date (the 1st after the policy year ends). Annuity and GIC funding contracts have no renewal.
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Clients on file
| Employer | Location | Carrier | Renews |
|---|---|---|---|
| LANCO DAIRY FARMS CO-OP, INC. | HAGERSTOWN, MD | AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | Dec 1FY2025 |
| RMF ENGINEERING INC | BALTIMORE, MD | UNITED CONCORDIA INSURANCE COMPANY | Dec 1FY2024 |
| CEDAR POINT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION | LEXINGTON PARK, MD | UNITED CONCORDIA INSURANCE COMPANY | Jan 1FY2024 |
Sourced from U.S. DOL EFAST2 Form 5500 · Schedule A · each row is that employer’s most recent filing, largest premium first (plan years 2024–2025 on this page)
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