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The Aid Association of Lutherans was founded in 1902 in Wisconsin as a benefit society aimed at providing low_cost life insurance to its members and supporting Lutheran communities in America.

The group merged its insurance and financial services functions with the Lutheran Brotherhood to form Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.

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	Aid Association for Lutherans was founded in 1902 and is headquartered in Appleton, Wisconsin.
	AAL is a 1.8 million member fraternal benefit society which combines insurance protection and other financial offerings for their member using a network of over 10,000 branch offices.
	AAL recently merged with the Lutheran Brotherhood to create the largest fraternal benefits society in the United States and is now ranked within the top 4% of all life insurers.

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