Shareholder Information

Financial and Investor Inquiries

Anyone interested in learning more about FBL Financial Group can ask questions and/or request news releases, annual reports, financial supplements, and Forms 10-K and 10-Q at no charge by completing our Document Request Form for printed materials or our Contact Us Form for questions or comments. Direct mail inquires should be forwarded to:

Kathleen Till Stange
Investor Relations Vice President
FBL Financial Group, Inc.
5400 University Avenue
West Des Moines, Iowa 50266
(515)226-6780
fax: (515) 226-6966
email: Kathleen.TillStange@FBLFinancial.com

FBL Share Direct

The FBL Share Direct, a direct stock purchase for FBL Financial Group, Inc. Class A common stock, offers many convenient features, allowing you to:

• Purchase shares of FBL Financial Group Class A common stock as often as once a week, up to a maximum of $150,000 per year.
• Make purchases by check or automatic monthly deduction from your checking or savings account and sell shares directly through the program.
• Automatically reinvest all or a portion of your quarterly dividends.
• Send in your share certificates for safekeeping by our transfer agent at no cost to you.
• Have easy Internet access to your account and perform plan transactions online through Investor ServiceDirect at www.melloninvestor.com.

For more information on FBL Share Direct, please review the plan prospectus, which is shown below. To enroll in FBL Share Direct, visit our transfer agent online at www.melloninvestor.com or print out the authorization form, complete it and mail it to Mellon Investor Services.

If you are already an FBL shareholder, please call our transfer agent at (866) 892-5627 to enroll in FBL Share Direct.

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FBL Share Direct Authorization Form		612.1 KB

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