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About leboyd
Expertise
I can answer questions relating to life insurance, estate planning, business succession/continuity planning and tax-effecient retirement planning. I have advised clients for many years on these areas, and how they relate to life insurance.
Likewise, I have worked with many on Long-Term Care needs.
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I have been a top producer for the past 5 years. Prior to that I was the CEO of an international company, having the concerns from a clients perspective (now having been a client of NYL for more than 15 years)
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Society of Financial Services Professional
Million Dollar Round Table
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In addition to an BBA and an MBA from a top-10 school. I have earned the LUTCF, NASD Series 6, 7, 63 and 66 licenses.
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Top Life Producer
Top Long-Term Care Producer
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You are here: Experts > Money > Personal Insurance > Life & Health Insurance > Life Insurance of deceased relative
Expert: leboyd
Date: 5/12/2008
Subject: Life Insurance of deceased relative
Question
Greetings, I have just lost an uncle that was a military veteran. He was residing in a nursing home when he passed away less that a week ago. The poa did have a life insurance policy on him but the poa passed away in 01/08. A note was left at the nursing home my uncle was residing in indicating that there was a life insurance policy, but the insurance carrier was not named. My question is how can I determine who the life insurance carrier was for my uncle?
Answer
Quintin,
If you go to www.mib.com and click on "consumer" you will find a method for finding lost policies. I believe it costs about $75, but they will research hundreds of companies to find all the policies for a person by social security number.
Hope this helps.
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