It's very difficult to find out your late father's life insurance policies, until you get any receipt/letter/policy copy. Seek help from your sister or search via Google citing your late father's name,address,assumed period of coverage or other relvant data to help them searching policies.
Yes you can, and hopefully he will if I know what you're going through.
How can I find out if my decease father placed us on his life insurance. He remarried and his wife has not forwarded any documents to us
Many years ago my father purchased a "nickel policy" on me & my mother. Both of my parents are now gone, & I cannot find any trace of the paperwork. Do these policies still exist, & how do I find about mine?
My father went into one assisted living facility in 2001 and we moved him to the other facility in 2005. I know that the last facility knew of the policy because I have a typed meomo stating that they knew about Dad's live insurance policies in the summer of 2008. Dad passed away in December 2008. I am the beneficiary on the policy.
There are always Guaranteed Issue Policies, limited benefits the first 3 years. Contact an agent, complete an application and see where it goes.
As a child, Mozart's life was heavily managed and organised by his very regimented father. His father managed his routine and his finances, and Mozart never learnt to manage these things himself. When his father died, Mozart was unable to manage his finances, and died a pauper.
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I need to report my father's death and collect on his life insurance policy.
Yes you can. To get insurance, insurance companies, want to see an "insurable interest." Since he is the father of your child, you have an insurable interest on him.
Hi, The suicide clause is not in all Life Insurance policies. Some policies do not have any suicide clause, others exclude suicide for the first few years of the policy and some totally exclude it. You need to check your policy wording and speak to Nationwide themselves who will be able to properly advise you and tell you if a claim can be made or not. There is further information about this type of clause on our website, I'll add the link to the related links.
I have a similar situation a very old policy from 1934 paid up whole life insurance from the same company. I learned that Monumental Life Insurance bought SOME of state capital's life insurance policies....i'm currently searching now for another company that bought SOME of state's policies also...monumental had no record of my policy number. here is the claim form i used online with monumental: https://www.monlife.com/ml/LifeClaimFrm.asp
Check all of his papers. Look for payments to insurance companies, they typically require a policy number on cancelled checks or transfers. Check safe deposit boxes. Check with the HR department of his employer as well. Often fraternal organizations and even some banks have small policies for all their members (It's a come on to get you to purchase a full policy from them, since you already have the $500 or $1000 policy with them).