The owner of the policy can change beneficiaries at any time. The owner can also determine whether to continue making premium payments, take a policy loan, or take back the cash value of the policy.
If the primary beneificiary died there may no longer be a need to keep the policy. You can change beneficiaries, or cash out the policy.
My name is Gwendolyn Watkins Jefferson. Did my mother, Pearl C. Watkins have a policy on me?
Once they die you have to cash it if you want to get the benefit of it. The policy does gain any more value after they die so its in your best interests to make the claim and get the payout.
ask her before
No. she died at a hospital in nashville from complications of heart surgery.
No, her name was Vivian Liberto, she has Italian roots.
2-3 months before he died in 2003.
no because johnny cash died way before Jason came in to the music business
If you are over 21 you are now the owner and can do whatever you want. Be careful, if you are young I am certain your reasons for cashing it in are for fun and frolic rather than reason. Your grandfather bought you the life insurance for a reason and I am sure it is a fine policy. Do not now go doing something stupid. Is it in your bnest interest to cash in the policy? Seriously?
The owner of the policy can change the beneficiary of the policy. If the original beneficiary has died before the insured, the owner of the policy can designate a new beneficiary at any time.
June Carter Cash died in May of 2003. Then Johnny Cash died Septepmber of 2003.
Johnny Cash died on September 12, 2003.
Johnny Cash died from respiratory failure due to complications from diabetes. He had also been hospitalized for an unspecified stomach ailment a few weeks before his death, and had struggled with autonomic neuropathy and pneumonia in recent years... he died because he died because he died. He is the man by the way