EX-99.77M MERGERS

Attachments to Form N-SAR for HLS Funds

Sub-Item 77M: Mergers

On April 30, 2002 the following reorganizations
took place:

Fund Reorganized (Target Fund):
	Surviving Fund:

Fortis Assets Allocation Series*
	Hartford Advisors HLS Fund, Inc.
Fortis Diversified Income Series*
	Hartford Bond HLS Fund, Inc.
Fortis Global Growth Series*
	Hartford Global Leaders HLS Fund**
Fortis Growth & Income Series*
	Hartford Growth and Income HLS Fund**
Fortis High Yield Series*
	Hartford High Yield HLS Fund**
Fortis Money Market Series*
	Hartford Money Market HLS Fund, Inc.
Fortis S&P 500 Index Series*
	Hartford Index HLS Fund, Inc.

* a series of Fortis Series Fund, Inc.
** a series of Hartford Series Fund, Inc.

	Under the terms of the plans of
reorganization, and pursuant to the approval
by shareholders of each Target Fund and the
Boards of Directors of each Target Fund and
each Surviving Fund, the assets of each Target
Fund were acquired by the corresponding
Surviving Fund.  The Surviving Fund acquired
the Target Fund's assets in exchange for the
Surviving Fund's shares, which were distributed
pro rata by each Target Fund to the holders of
its shares in complete liquidation of the
Target Fund.  The final shareholder voting
results were as follows:

Fund
	For		Against	Abstain

Fortis Assets Allocation Series
	29,911,833	934,843	2,804,560
Fortis Diversified Income Series
	7,617,251	214,924	605,663
Fortis Global Growth Series
	13,219,643	552,599	949,920
Fortis Growth & Income Series
	12,408,820	261,217	980,760
Fortis High Yield Series
	6,752,338	153,478	390,846
Fortis Money Market Series
	10,149,431	304,336	1,114,084
Fortis S&P 500 Index Series
	16,736,090	570,956	1,176,692

EX-99.77K CHNG ACCNT

Attachments to Form N-SAR for HLS Funds

Sub-Item 77K: Changes in Registrant's
Certifying Accountant

	On April 30, 2002, Ernst & Young, LLP
was selected as independent accountants for
each of the Hartford HLS Funds' current fiscal
year.  On that date Arthur Andersen, LLP's
engagement as independent accountants for the
Funds was terminated.  The determination to
retain Ernst & Young, LLP and to terminate
Arthur Andersen, LLP's engagement was made by
the Board of Directors, upon recommendation of
the Audit Committee.  The action was not the
result of any disagreement or difference of
opinion between the Funds or their management
and Arthur Andersen LLP. Nor had there been
any such disagreements or differences of
opinion during the past two fiscal years of
the Funds.  Each opinion expressed by Arthur
Andersen, LLP on the financial statements
of the Funds during the last two fiscal
 years was unqualified.

	A letter addressed to the Office of the
Chief Accountant at the Securities and Exchange
 Commission was sent on June 4, 2002, which
indicated that Arthur Andersen, LLP was in
agreement with the above statement, which was
included in Registrant's proxy statement dated
June 6, 2002.

EX-99.77D POLICIES

Attachments to Form N-SAR for HLS Funds

Sub-Item 77D: Policies with respect to
security investments

	On June 20, 2002, Registrant filed
a supplement with the Securities and Exchange
Commission indicating certain changes in the
investment policies of certain of the HLS
Funds.  Specifically, the funds indicated that,
effective August 20, 2002:

	1.  Hartford Small Company HLS Fund,
which had used the range represented by the
Russell 2000 Index to define small cap
securities, would begin using the collective
range of the Russell 2000 and the Standard
& Poor's 600 Indices to define such companies,
and

	2.  Hartford MidCap HLS Fund, which had
used the range represented by the Standard &
Poor's MidCap 400 Index to define mid cap
companies, and Hartford MidCap Value HLS Fund,
which had defined mid cap companies as companies
with market caps equaling or exceeding $500
million but not exceeding the largest market cap
in the Russell MidCap Index, would begin using
the collective range of the Russell Midcap and
Standard & Poor's Indices to define such
companies.