Nearly $72 Million in lost life insurance benefits located
With September marking Life Insurance Awareness Month, the
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When a consumer submits a request through the tool, the NAIC asks participating life insurance companies to search their records to determine whether they have a life insurance policy or annuity contract in the name of the deceased. The insurance company will then contact the requester if a policy is found and if the requester is named as a beneficiary.
Life insurance provides financial protection for a family and ensures that dependents and other family members are not burdened with the cost for final arrangements, such as funeral costs. PID encourages all Pennsylvanians to plan for financial security by considering their current and future financial needs and the role life insurance may play in providing financial protection for their families.
Residents can learn more about life insurance and access the life insurance policy locator services on PID's website. Consumers with any questions or concerns regarding a life insurance policy, or to file a complaint, can contact
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