Beneficiaries look up and locate life insurance company names of their loved ones by searching FindYourPolicy.com database. Policies remain secure and protected via the insurance company.
Cooper City, FL, December 03, 2008 — FindYourPolicy.com is serious about helping eliminate a risk that families will have lost Life Insurance benefits due to not knowing or remembering the Company name that holds the life insurance of their loved one. They are so serious they are now also offering their Official Database free to International consumers. International clients can now use this Free service to protect their life insurance policy and assure, no matter where in the world they purchased life insurance, their beneficiaries will be able to look it up and find it. Free to anyone with a life insurance policy.
FindYourPolicy.com founders, Michael Hartmann, an insurance and financial professional, and his brother Edmund Hartmann experienced personally the tragedy of lost insurance policies. They discovered there is NO National, State or Government database for Life Insurance to help search for lost policies. With hundreds of Life Insurance companies around the World, contacting each one to look for a loved ones Life Insurance policy, is an almost impossible task. FindYourPolicy.com was created to provide consumers (now Worldwide) with a secure database to register their Life Insurance company names and make it available to your authorized beneficiaries… for free.
Policy holders and beneficiaries alike can be confident that no secure information is kept on the FindYourPolicy.com registry. Users need not enter their social security numbers, insurance numbers, policy numbers, account information or any monetary information. Beneficiaries look up and locate life insurance company names of their loved ones by searching FindYourPolicy.com database. Policies remain secure and protected via the insurance company.
Your Life Insurance does not automatically get paid out to your beneficiaries when you die. How do Life Insurance companies know you passed away unless someone tells them?
Many times beneficiaries don’t know the name of the Life Insurance Company or even know they have been named on a policy and therefore do not even try to claim the inheritance.
‘When you die, it isn’t the responsibility of your insurance company or bank to contact your beneficiaries – and your insurance company or bank, by the way, have no way of knowing when you die, unless a beneficiary contacts them,’ notes Michael Hartmann, CEO of FindYourPolicy.com. “It’s up to you to make sure your beneficiaries know where to find your life insurance policy.”
Time and events increase risk of people forgetting to keep beneficiaries up to date and beneficiaries lose the information. Divorces, numerous moves, additional children, deaths, etc make keeping everyone up to date difficult. You need one secure place to keep the latest info that your loved ones can access.
Keeping information in a file or box in your house isn’t enough. Fires, floods, hurricanes, thefts, lost in moving, etc. need to be backed up with an offsite and secure Official Database.
About FindYourPolicy.com:
FindYourPolicy.com is a free online registry service (no credit card required) designed to ensure that beneficiaries receive the financial assets arranged for them. This is done by storing low-risk information like the names of insurance companies and banks at which members have policies. In addition, FindYourPolicy.com also offers a paid membership level that sends annual postcards and quarterly e-newsletters to members and up to two designated beneficiaries to remind them of the important information registered at FindYourPolicy.com. Using only a member’s birth date and the last four digits of the social security/social insurance number for United States and Canadian members or exact spelling of names and birth dates for International members, beneficiaries may search FindYourPolicy.com to locate registered assets.
Contacts:
Edmund Hartmann
President
FindYourPolicy.com
Frt Lauderdale, FL
1-888-461-7333
[email protected]
