Allstate Benefits
Public factsWorksite voluntary (sold to The Standard)
Former Allstate employer voluntary-benefits brand; The Allstate Corporation completed the sale of that business to StanCorp Financial Group (The Standard) on April 1, 2025.
Overview
Allstate Benefits was Allstate’s workplace supplemental / employer voluntary-benefits franchise, historically at allstatebenefits.com and related Allstate Benefits URLs. On April 1, 2025, The Allstate Corporation announced it completed the sale of its Employer Voluntary Benefits business to StanCorp Financial Group, Inc. (The Standard) for $2.0 billion. Allstate said the deal, with a separately announced Group Health sale, was expected to generate combined proceeds of $3.25 billion. The Standard’s description in that release lists group and individual disability, group life and AD&D, group dental and vision, voluntary and supplemental benefits, absence/PFML, retirement, and annuities. During this research, allstate.com/allstate-benefits returned a rendering error and allstatebenefits.com was not used as a live product catalog. Current inforce servicing and new sales should be confirmed with The Standard.
Why it matters The brand is still on broker lists, but the EVB business is The Standard’s as of April 1, 2025—quoting Allstate Benefits as a live Allstate carrier is outdated.
- Target buyer
- Brokers and employers with inforce Allstate Benefits / American Heritage Life cases, or those asked to map the book onto The Standard after the 2025 sale.
- Pricing model
- Not applicable as an Allstate-sold new-business catalog after the April 1, 2025 close; inforce premiums follow existing certificates
- Do not publish an Allstate Benefits PEPM. New voluntary quotes that used to go to Allstate Benefits should be treated as The Standard (or successor servicing) until the parties publish a current brand site.
- Availability
- National
- Research
- Last researched 2026-08-23
- Public facts category
Key features
- Historical worksite voluntary / supplemental employer products (Allstate Benefits brand)
- Sale of Employer Voluntary Benefits to The Standard closed April 1, 2025 ($2.0 billion)
- American Heritage Life Insurance Company appears on The Standard’s current licensing footer as a Standard family company (standard.com)
- Allstate still sells other protection products; this page is only the employer voluntary-benefits book
Integrations
- Transition onto The Standard administration (confirm with The Standard; not detailed on the Allstate investor release)
Overview
Allstate Benefits is the historical name for Allstate’s employer voluntary / worksite supplemental business. The controlling public fact for 2026 research is the April 1, 2025 close: Allstate sold Employer Voluntary Benefits to StanCorp Financial Group, Inc. (The Standard) for $2.0 billion (Allstate investor release). Tom Wilson, Allstate Chair, President and CEO, is quoted. The Standard’s “about” paragraph in that release lists its workplace financial-protection products.
The Standard’s website footer (captured 2026) names American Heritage Life Insurance Company (Jacksonville, Florida) alongside Standard Insurance Company and The Standard Life Insurance Company of New York—consistent with AHL being the historic Allstate Benefits underwriter now in the Standard family.
allstatebenefits.com remains the URL assigned to this directory slug. It should not be treated as proof of a current Allstate-underwritten product catalog.
Key Capabilities
- Pre-sale: worksite accident, critical illness, hospital indemnity, and similar voluntary lines (widely marketed under Allstate Benefits; a full current Allstate catalog was not available on a working page in this pass).
- Post-sale: capabilities are The Standard’s workplace suite (see The Standard entry).
- Allstate Group Health was a separate announced sale and is not documented here as still Allstate-owned.
Integrations & Ecosystem
Servicing migration details were not in the investor PDF captured. Use The Standard employer/broker channels for current administration.
Pricing
No Allstate list price. Inforce rates are contractual.
Notes & Limitations
- This is a transition entry: public facts support the sale more than a 2026 Allstate product grid.
- allstate.com/allstate-benefits failed to render CSS during fetch.
- Recorded as National for the historic book; successor filings follow The Standard.
- Do not invent a post-sale product list from memory of old Allstate Benefits brochures.
Sources
Tags: Allstate Benefits · The Standard · voluntary · divestiture