my mother has recently passed away and i am trying to find out if she had any existing life insurance can someone help me.
Total Comments: 5
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 07:12 am Post Subject: Insurance query
You can check with the Medical Insurance Bureau, it might be of some help. However, they only go back 7 years so it might not help you. You can check with FindYourPolicy.com for further information but it would ask for the insurance company's name. You can also search for some documents of your mother, that could be of great help. Finally, get in touch with an insurance agency, better if you know him personally. He might be able to offer you some help.
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 06:04 pm Post Subject:
Scarlett, just correcting a bit of misinformation regarding this comment:
You can check with the Medical Insurance Bureau, it might be of some help. However, they only go back 7 years so it might not help you.
MIB's records go back 13 years. Here's a link to their policy locator service:
http://www.mibsolutions.com/lost-life-insurance/
InsTeacher 8)
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 12:49 pm Post Subject:
Going through your mom's documents would be of help in this case. Get her checks and see if there have been any payments towards premiums. See if you can get hold of any document that spells 'Insurance'
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:52 pm Post Subject:
Is it a hope that did have, or is there something more that makes you think something exists?
Not being the beneficiary (maybe you are maybe you're not) could be an obstacle.
Searching through paperwork, could help. Sometimes we forget that part of planning is making sure someone knows what's going on to execute the plan. Many eyes are opened at times like these, but a lot forget soon after and don't fix what they should as well.
Good luck, the MIB is a good place to start, but if you are searching for a policy that is older than 13 years in origination that'll yield nothing as has already been suggested. Careful about the search services out there, most will gladly take your money to tell you they can't find anything.
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 12:24 am Post Subject:
The simplest ways are often the best.
1) Look at her bank statements.
2) Keep an eye on her mail. She'll receive statements.
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 07:12 am Post Subject: Insurance query
You can check with the Medical Insurance Bureau, it might be of some help. However, they only go back 7 years so it might not help you. You can check with FindYourPolicy.com for further information but it would ask for the insurance company's name. You can also search for some documents of your mother, that could be of great help. Finally, get in touch with an insurance agency, better if you know him personally. He might be able to offer you some help.
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 06:04 pm Post Subject:
Scarlett, just correcting a bit of misinformation regarding this comment:
You can check with the Medical Insurance Bureau, it might be of some help. However, they only go back 7 years so it might not help you.
MIB's records go back 13 years. Here's a link to their policy locator service:
http://www.mibsolutions.com/lost-life-insurance/
InsTeacher 8)
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 12:49 pm Post Subject:
Going through your mom's documents would be of help in this case. Get her checks and see if there have been any payments towards premiums. See if you can get hold of any document that spells 'Insurance'
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:52 pm Post Subject:
Is it a hope that did have, or is there something more that makes you think something exists?
Not being the beneficiary (maybe you are maybe you're not) could be an obstacle.
Searching through paperwork, could help. Sometimes we forget that part of planning is making sure someone knows what's going on to execute the plan. Many eyes are opened at times like these, but a lot forget soon after and don't fix what they should as well.
Good luck, the MIB is a good place to start, but if you are searching for a policy that is older than 13 years in origination that'll yield nothing as has already been suggested. Careful about the search services out there, most will gladly take your money to tell you they can't find anything.
Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 12:24 am Post Subject:
The simplest ways are often the best.
1) Look at her bank statements.
2) Keep an eye on her mail. She'll receive statements.
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