Union Agency, Inc. Trusted Insurance Solutions

Take care of long term care so your children don't have to. To see what long term care insurance can do for your family, read Linda's story.

Linda Rutz
Director of Business
Development
(402) 484-3831
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About Linda

Experience You Can Depend On

Our trusted insurance professionals bring over 250 years of experience to developing solutions for our clients' changing insurance needs.

A Solid Foundation

Union Agency, Inc. was established in 1965 when the Dunlap family acquired Union Bank & Trust Company in Lincoln. Union Agency is now one of the largest personal and commercial property and casualty agencies in Lincoln.

Trusted Insurance Solutions

Protecting your family, business, assets and employees is of utmost importance. Choosing an insurance provider you can trust to do what’s right for you is just as important.

The professionals at Union Agency have the knowledge and expertise to help you prepare for the unpredictable. We’ll help you manage risk before a claim ever occurs, and we’ll be here for you with responsive service in the event of a claim.

We’ll take the time to get to know you and your specific insurance needs. We begin by identifying risk using a comprehensive Risk Management Process. We’ll guide you through this strategic process with clear and straightforward explanations and insurance options.

The end result is an insurance and financial plan designed especially for you – a solution you can trust.

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Annuities and insurance products: are not FDIC insured; are not guaranteed by any bank, savings and loan or credit union; are not deposits or obligations of any bank, savings and loan or credit union; are subject to investment risk, including possible loss of principal. Securities offered through Nelnet Capital LLC, Lincoln, NE 68512, 888-503-9140, Member NASD, SIPC, are not bank deposits, are not FDIC insured, and involve investment risk, including potential loss of principal.