
AIG Reviews 2026
Customer ratings for AIG are low: Trustpilot shows 1.9 out of 5 from 252 reviews, and NerdWallet gives 2.5 stars and notes more claims complaints than expected. These pages cover many AIG products and countries, so they only loosely describe business insurance.
What customers and reviewers say about AIG, what the ratings can and can't tell you, and what to ask before buying.
AIG Ratings by Review Source in 2026
Compare ratings on the same 10-point scale, including approximate BBB grade conversions. Open source details for the original score, sample and what it covers.
Other sources checked (1)
- NAIC
The public search method and subsidiary-name caveat were inspected, but an entity-specific AIG company report was not retrieved. Complaint index, complaint counts, and company financial/license results are unknown, not zero and not absent.5
NAIC Consumer Insurance Search is an entity- and state-specific complaint/regulatory tool, not a review-aggregation platform. The public page warns that insurers may use subsidiary names.
NerdWallet Gives AIG 2.5 Stars
NerdWallet's business insurance page says AIG sells through independent agents. It also says AIG drew more complaints than expected for a company its size, about liability and property claims. The 2.5 stars is NerdWallet's own editorial rating, not an average of customers.1
The page doesn't say how many complaints there were or over what period. Treat it as a warning to ask about claims, not a measured claims rate.1
Trustpilot Shows 1.9 from 252 Reviews
Most of the reviews on AIG's Trustpilot page are one star, though some are positive. The page covers AIG's whole brand, including personal, travel and other products in several countries.2
Trustpilot also says AIG hasn't recently invited reviews. That means the reviews may come mostly from people with a complaint.2
BBB Lists 270 Complaints in Three Years
The Better Business Bureau profile for American International Group shows 270 complaints over the past three years. It covers all of AIG's U.S. offices, not just business insurance, and BBB says the complaints it shows may not be all of them.6
A complaint count isn't a complaint rate, so you can't tell how AIG compares with others of its size.6
What We Did Not Find About AIG
J.D. Power's small-business study names AIG among the brands it looks at, but shows no AIG score. The state regulators' NAIC tool gave us no AIG complaint report either. That isn't the same as zero complaints.4,5
We also read a ConsumerAffairs page with a 1.0 from 274 reviews, but it is titled AIG Life Insurance and mixes life and home policies. We show it but don't count it.3
What Counts Toward the AIG Review Score?
Limitations of AIG Review Data
- Trustpilot and BBB cover AIG as a whole, not just U.S. small-business insurance.
- NerdWallet's 2.5 stars is an editorial rating with no review count behind it.
- We found no AIG score from J.D. Power and no complaint report from the NAIC.
- Different AIG insurance companies issue different policies, and no source splits the results by company.
What Should You Ask AIG Before You Buy?
- Which AIG insurance company would issue my policy, and how has it handled claims like mine?
- Who handles claims: AIG staff, a third party, or my agent?
- How do you handle a dispute or a slow claim, and who do I contact?
- Can you show me your complaint record with my state's insurance department?
Disclosure About Our AIG Review Research
Spot, a product of Tools for Enlightenment, publishes this research and works in the commercial insurance market. Review-platform and editorial-source material is attributed to the named source and is not presented as independent actuarial or claims-performance evidence.






