Things You'll Need:
- Checkbooks and credit card records of the deceased
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Step 1
Search through any canceled checks for information. The name of the life insurance company should be listed if any premium payments were made by check.
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Step 2
Look through old credit card statements. If a relative ever paid the life insurance premium with a credit card the name of the company should be listed on the statement.
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Step 3
Contact any former employers to see if a group health insurance policy existed. You should check with the last employer first because coverage may have been in effect when the relative died.
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Step 4
Check with any other family members to see if they have any information. Many times a brother or sister may have information about life insurance that was purchased years ago.
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Step 5
Track down the life insurance agent or insurance agency that sold the policy. An insurance agency may have old records file for clients that have purchased a policy.












Comments
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on 12/10/2009
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derekperpall said
on 12/10/2009
Great article 5 stars.
I was stuggling for life insurance company, and I found a company that offer you a big discount and many other benefits on your life insurance.I though to share it here:
http://www.1LifeInsurance.Info