The Beneficiary Liquidity Plan
Why Is the Death Certificate a Necessity?
Death is the trigger. The key to starting all claims processes is the death certificate. It provides proof that permission to transfer, or ownership, has been granted. Every financial institution requires the death certificate before any changes can be made.
How Long Will It Take to Obtain a Death Certificate?
This varies not only by state but also by situation. Reasons that may delay the processing of a death certificate include:
If the person died in a large county, when personnel are unavailable for live signatures or if they forget to date their signature, if a medical examiner has to wait for test results, when a full autopsy is necessary, or data entry errors occur like dates and names. However, with a Beneficiary Liquidity Plan®, you can ensure the family has access to funds within 48 hours without waiting for the death certificate.
Talking About Sex Won't Get You Pregnant...
Talking about dying won’t make you die.
No one wants to talk about the end of their life. But prepared or not, it is still going to happen. And there will always be a cost associated with it whether it's the simplest of cremations or the most traditional of funerals.
Having a Beneficiary Liquidity Plan® will give families peace of mind from the financial stress so they can focus on the hundreds of decisions that will need to be made.
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Beneficiary Liquidity Plan®