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Call GBU Life at 800.765.4428 for direct contact, or use the Request an Appointment link on gbu.org to schedule a conversation about life insurance or annuities. The site also offers a Get in touch with us resource and separate Give Now / donation form links if your purpose is charitable giving rather than a product inquiry.
Contact Options at a Glance
| Purpose | Where to go on gbu.org | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| General questions or product inquiry | Phone: 800.765.4428 | Speak directly with the company |
| Schedule a consultation | "Request an Appointment" link | Book a time to discuss life insurance or annuities |
| Learn about the company first | "Discover the GBU Life Difference" resource | Background before you commit to a call |
| Make a charitable donation | "Give Now" and "Download Donation Form" | Online giving or a downloadable form |
Step-by-Step: Requesting an Appointment
- Open gbu.org. The homepage is the entry point for all contact and resource links.
- Locate the contact area. The page lists "Get in touch with us," the phone number 800.765.4428, and a "Request an Appointment" link together near the bottom of the page under "Peace of mind takes planning."
- Choose your path.
- For a quick question, call 800.765.4428.
- To schedule a discussion, select "Request an Appointment."
- Prepare for the conversation. Because GBU Life sells life insurance and annuities, have your goal in mind — protecting a family, anchoring retirement income, or both — so the appointment is productive.
Expected result: You reach a representative by phone or submit an appointment request through the site. The page does not publish appointment hours or response times, so confirm timing when you call.
If You Want to Give, Not Buy
Giving back is a stated part of GBU Life's identity, and the site separates this from product contact:
- Give Now — an online giving entry point on the homepage.
- Download Donation Form — a form you can download and complete.
- GBU Foundation Day of Giving and GBU Foundation Giving Form — foundation-specific giving options surfaced on the page.
Use these links only if your intent is a donation; for insurance or annuity questions, use the phone number or appointment link instead.
Before You Call: Useful Context
Knowing what GBU Life is helps you ask better questions. It describes itself as a member-owned company with no shareholders and no clients — only members. It states that it does not charge service or administrative fees and does not use teaser rates that change later. It also notes that A.M. Best assigns it one of the highest insurance company ratings, and that nine in ten members say they would recommend it.
These are the company's own claims as published on its site. Treat them as topics to verify in your appointment — for example, ask which products carry fees and how rates are set — rather than as settled facts.
Common Snags
- Looking for a contact form instead of a phone number. The homepage emphasizes the phone line and the appointment link; if you prefer written contact, ask about available channels when you call.
- Confusing donation links with service contact. The "Give Now" and donation form links are for charitable giving, not for policyholder support.
- Expecting published pricing. The site references premiums and competitive rates but does not list prices, so specific costs come up in the appointment itself.