How long does an insurance mostly take to pay out to the beneficiary for the life insurance?

Question

My father just passed away last two months ago. I'd like to know the timeline for processing the death claim. I already submitted the claim form and also encloesd all the paperworks as they requested.I did called them to check the status 30 days after I sent the form. They told me that they need to extend the processing time in next 30days. My question is how long does an insurance mostly take to pay out to the beneficiary ( my mother).???Thank you

Answer 1

ask them if claim has any deficieny..pointedly.processing time is related to such deficiencies.

Answer 2

Ring the company ask for NEW BUSINESS tell them you are seeking to take out a new policy and you would like to ask if something was to happen to you. If your partner put a claim in HOW LONG BEFORE YOU WOULD PAY OUT IF YOU ARE IN RECEIPT OF THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS? On there answer then quote them your policy number asking them why they have not paid out? You can heat the dicussion up that little by saying that - you told me that I would get payment within .... days and this claim has been going on longer so you are miselling and I am considering to reporting you if you cant get this sorted? Finish with what is your name?
Normally this will sort them out. Although this is to late for your claim this is some advice for you to help those you care for.
As an insurance specialist I would say you should purchase ONLY policies that will PAY OUT easy to the client. Afterall this is whay we pay insurance - to claim! If possible purchase from an insurance specialist who understands the insurance companies, there products and most of all - your needs.
Write policy into trust for whoever you wish to attain the claim, also write policy into secondary beneficiary should the first person dies the policy goes to second person without having to go into your estate and maybe the government or the insurance company get it all.
All your policies should be written up via a solicitor and a close friend told of who to contact should something happen to you. In your - will - note any exclusions of who should be left out of your estate otherwise if you had a fall out with your family/blood person they can claim on your estate even if you did'nt want them to have anything.
Be wise talk to a specialist

Answer 3

The payout processing period should be stipulated in the policy. Once the application and certificate of death are furnished, 30 days is reasonable and customary unless otherwise stipulated in the policy. You have to be sure all the paperwork is correct and that the company did indeed receive the package. If you did not send it registered mail, they can claim they didn't receive it.

Did the company say why they needed another 30 days? Are they investigating the death certificate?

Answer 4

It also will depend on if the insurance company suspects that there may have been suspicious circumstances surrounding the death. For example, if the insured person died within 2 years of purchasing the policy, then the company has a right to withhold claims pending an investigtion.

Answer 5

It should be clearly stated in the policy how long they will take. My mother-in-law's policy stated 60 days and they provided a check 45 days from the date they received the full documentation.

Answer 6

times vary with companies but if all documentation was provided in a timely fashion then you should expect claim to be paid within 30 to 60 days

Answer 7

It depends on the insurance company. My mom's employer paid within three weeks. However, I didn't receive the benefits from her private insurance company for approximately 75 days.

Answer 8

They should have already paid you. They are holding up your claim for no reason. Both call and write your state insurance commissioner, he will be on them ! Inexcusable ! They are jus holding your money to get interest income!

Answer 9

My company pays in one week's time.

Answer 10

very quickly if no complications