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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
Broad answer,Yes. Yes, you can choose to purchase more life insurance than indicated by the life insurance calculator. The insurance company will let you know whether they accept your request or not when you apply for the policy, if they feel you would be over-insured. There is nothing stopping you from buying a policy for a greater amount than the one specified by the company calculator. However, your final eligibility for the same will only be known when and if the insurance company accepts this request.
The life insurance company Pacific Life has been in business since 1868. It was founded by Leland Stanford, the same man who founded Stanford University. It started in Sacramento, California, though its headquarters today is in Newport Beach, California.
The insurance company Geico allows potential customers to see what their insurance rates would be on their website. Also, the insurance companies State Farm and Progressive also offers the same abilities online.
comparing a company standard e.g financial status against the other company that deals in the same business
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
Monumental life and Transamerica Lfie are not the same insurance companies; They both exist as companies under Aegon Financial umbrella. The way it was explained to me by a Transamerica / Monumental manager made it clear that in many ways it was the same, it appears they have a combined sales force and while the markets are separate they are careful not to step on each other toes. Monumental was positioned as lower income with some higher income and Transamerica as middle to high income. That Monumental was changing some of it's focus on home collections, trying to get away from them being the norm. With a refocus on new premium sales and a reduced emphasis on preventing lapses of accounts that require monthly in home collections. I was told that the compensation package had changed to reflect this. In my mind from an operational standpoint they were not same but very close cousins. It may depend on who you are and how it affects you, a consumer, agent, manager, stockholder for example. Maybe someone can add more that has better information.
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Aetna dental and Met Life dental are not owned by the same company. They are owned by separate organizations and cover different things.
It depends what sense you use those two words, monumental means something masive which could be use in a metaphorical sense to relate to major I suppose.
yes. even if they are from the same company.
No. Secret Life of Pets was made by Illumination Entertainment, the same company that made Despicable Me & Minions.
No they are direct competitors. United of Omaha is affiliated with Mutual of Omaha
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No. You will only get "insurance" from an insurance company.
Not a problem at all. Many times individuals may have multiple policies with the same company as one may be a term policy and the other a universal life policy, or you may have two term policies with different term lengths. Sure.
Yes, until renewal time. Rarely is there a problem with keeping the same coverage, because that is a big money make for insurance companies. (group life)