I have Security Life #060xxxxxxx $50,000 and should have received a check that was mailed on Sept 13.
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Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 05:57 am Post Subject:
You should check either with the postal department or the local office of the carrier. Hope this helps!!
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 06:56 pm Post Subject:
You should check either with the postal department or the local office of the carrier. Hope this helps!!
Why would it? Insurers do not have "local offices" to answer such questions. And in America we call the "postal department" the US Postal Service or USPS.
rebablaschke needs to call the insurance company home office only.
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 07:34 am Post Subject:
I have Security Life #060xxxxxxx $50,000 and should have received a check that was mailed on Sept 13.
I'm just a little curious as to how much money the OP is expecting from Security Life.
"I have SL #....." leads me to believe the policy belongs to, and not necessarily insures, rebablaschke.
If, by chance, this is a surrender, why would the amount of the policy, $50,000, be important?
What if rebablaschke has a $50,000 policy and is expecting that amount? Boy, are they in for a surprise. Don't laugh; I've seen over 100 cases in which the insured was told they could use the policy's face value to supplement their retirement.
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 05:57 am Post Subject:
You should check either with the postal department or the local office of the carrier. Hope this helps!!
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2013 06:56 pm Post Subject:
You should check either with the postal department or the local office of the carrier. Hope this helps!!
Why would it? Insurers do not have "local offices" to answer such questions. And in America we call the "postal department" the US Postal Service or USPS.rebablaschke needs to call the insurance company home office only.
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2013 07:34 am Post Subject:
I have Security Life #060xxxxxxx $50,000 and should have received a check that was mailed on Sept 13.
I'm just a little curious as to how much money the OP is expecting from Security Life.
"I have SL #....." leads me to believe the policy belongs to, and not necessarily insures, rebablaschke.
If, by chance, this is a surrender, why would the amount of the policy, $50,000, be important?
What if rebablaschke has a $50,000 policy and is expecting that amount? Boy, are they in for a surprise. Don't laugh; I've seen over 100 cases in which the insured was told they could use the policy's face value to supplement their retirement.
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