Since Navy Mutual's NAIC code is not publicly available, it is impossible to verify their marketshare through NAIC's website. The only other indicator of financial strength we could find was their Fitch credit rating, which is A+. This means that, according to Fitch, their financial outlook is stable. However, potential customers may wish there were more sources to back this prediction up.

Navy Mutual's NAIC code is not publicly available, so there is no way to search for how many complaints they have received through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. This is one of the few ways to measure policyholder satisfaction with the company.

Navy Mutual offers three term life insurance policies and one whole life insurance policy. These policies are very robust and offer a lot of variety to fit consumers' needs.

With the Flex Term policy, policyholders can select between $100,000 and $1 million in $100,000 increments in coverage for a lower cost. The policy lasts until age 50. The Express Term policy is for people who want to avoid the hassle of paperwork and physical exams and get a policy fast. The benefit is the same for everyone: $250,000 for 10 years. Policyholders must be between 18 and 55. The Level II Term policy is for older service members, and it offers coverage up to age 85. Policyholders can select between $50,000 and $1 million in $10,000 increments. As for whole life, their Flagship Whole Life policy is available for service members under the age of 85. They can select between $10,000 and $1 million in increments of $10,000. This policy can also be purchased for children under the age of 24.

Every Navy Mutual policy stays with the policyholder after they leave the military, and there are no military service, aviation or travel restrictions. There are also no war or terrorism clauses that may bar many beneficiaries from receiving the death benefit.