Partial surrenders are fairly simple. You should either contact your insurance agent or the company from which you purchased your policy. They will be able to run illustrations and projections for you.
You can call the company to find out policy details by policy number. A lot of companies have a search online for looking up details by policy number.
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Usually the paid up certificate has the policy details on it and therefore the insurance company will be able to search their records to find the policy. If there is no policy details on the certificate it is still worth contacting the insurer as surely the certificate will have some sort of reference the insurer can use to locate the policy
You can call the insurance company and provide your policy number, and they can provide any details on your policy, or send a duplicate policy if the original was lost.
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Sure you can find the status of your LIC policy online. Just go to this site licindia.in and register for a new account. Fill the form with your policy number, DOB and the premium amount. After registration you can access your LIC account and find details about your policy.
Only the customer i.e., the policy holder can find the status of an insurance policy. If you are the policy holder, use the policy number and your personal details and create an account in LIC's website. Once you register there, you can check the status of your policy online. You can even make premium payments through that website.
Coupons are counted based off of your stores coupon policy. To find specific details about the stores coupon policy, contact the manager at that location.
Endowment policies are complicated. There are two types of surrender values. The first is the guaranteed surrender value for policy holders who have paid premiums for three years. This value is 30% of the premiums paid. Additionally there is a special surrender value which is only calculated after the policy holder surrenders the policy. The best way to know this ahead of time is to contact the company which issued the policy.
You can contact your insurance company, and they will ask few personal identification details (Name, SSN, address, etc) to find your policy number.
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