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THE ST. PAUL TRAVELERS COMPANIES, INC.AND SUBSIDIARIES
NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (Continued)
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5. SEGMENT INFORMATION (Continued)
Business Segment Reconciliations
(at and for the year ended December 31, in millions) 2005 2004 2003
Revenue reconciliation
Earned premiums
Commercial:
Commercial multi-peril ....................................... $2,778 $2,464 $2,116
Workersā€™ compensation....................................... 1,591 1,550 1,129
Commercial automobile ...................................... 1,730 1,699 1,323
Property .................................................... 1,440 1,655 1,028
General liability. ............................................. 971 1,306 806
Other....................................................... 64 142 150
Total Commercial. ......................................... 8,574 8,816 6,552
Specialty:
General liability. ............................................. 1,995 1,446 296
Fidelity and surety ........................................... 1,053 881 507
Workersā€™ compensation....................................... 446 385 107
Commercial automobile ...................................... 425 392 102
Property .................................................... 461 308 16
Commercial multi-peril ....................................... 188 300 141
International ................................................ 1,171 930 2
Total Specialty............................................. 5,739 4,642 1,171
Personal:
Automobile................................................. 3,428 3,320 2,955
Homeowners and other....................................... 2,600 2,260 1,867
Total Personal ............................................. 6,028 5,580 4,822
Total earned premiums..................................... 20,341 19,038 12,545
Net investment income. ........................................... 3,158 2,657 1,868
Fee income...................................................... 664 706 560
Other revenues .................................................. 180 168 126
Total operating revenues for reportable segments .................... 24,343 22,569 15,099
Interest Expense and Other ....................................... 5 14 2
Net realized investment gains (losses)............................... 17 (39 ) 38
Total consolidated revenues................................. $ 2 4,365 $ 2 2,544 $ 1 5,139
Income reconciliation, net of tax and minority interest
Total operating income for reportable segments...................... $2,210 $1,077 $1,787
Interest Expense and Other(1) ..................................... (184 ) (182 ) (112)
Total operating income from continuingoperations............ 2,026 895 1,675
Net realized investment gains (losses)............................... 35 (28 ) 21
Total income from continuing operations ..................... 2,061 867 1,696
Discontinued operations.......................................... (439 ) 88 ā€”
Total consolidated net income ............................... $1,622 $ 955 $1,696
(1) The primary component of Interest Expense and Other is after-tax interest expense of $186 million,
$151 million and $105 million in2005, 2004 and 2003, respectively.