About Genworth Life and Annuity Insurance Company
Genworth Life and Annuity Insurance Company (often abbreviated as GLAIC) is a stock life insurance company and a subsidiary within the Genworth Financial family of companies. It specializes in life insurance and annuity products, including individual life, fixed and variable annuities, and certain long-term care and supplemental health coverages, and is licensed in all U.S. states except New York.([genworth.com](https://www.genworth.com/customer-support?utm_source=openai)) The company traces its roots back to 1871 and operates under the Genworth brand, which focuses on helping customers manage financial security needs such as protection, income, and long-term care.
A charge labeled “GLAIC” or “Genworth Life and Annuity Insurance Company” on a bank or card statement is typically related to premium payments or contributions for an existing life insurance policy, long-term care coverage, or annuity contract. These may be recurring periodic premiums, single-premium or top-up contributions to annuities, policy fees, or adjustments such as reinstatement payments. In some cases, the descriptor can appear when setting up or updating an automatic bank draft or card payment tied to a Genworth-issued policy or contract administered by GLAIC.([genworth.com](https://www.genworth.com/customer-support?utm_source=openai))
To verify or resolve questions about a GLAIC charge, policyholders can log into their MyGenworth online account to review policy numbers, recent payments, and billing history, or they can contact Genworth customer service by phone using the main 888-GENWORTH (888‑436‑9678) line listed on Genworth’s official site.([genworth.com](https://www.genworth.com/customer-support?utm_source=openai)) Matching the amount and billing date with the premium schedule on policy statements, checking for any recent changes (such as payment method updates, policy reinstatements, or policy loans), and confirming the policy or contract number printed on the statement are good steps. If a charge seems unfamiliar, the cardholder should contact Genworth directly and, if necessary, their bank or card issuer to dispute unauthorized transactions.