You should notify dental insurance to see if you need to change the beneficiary name and to avoid continuing to pay for unneeded dental insurance
Read MoreYou should notify long term care insurance to see if you need to change the beneficiary name and to avoid continuing to pay for unneeded insurance.
Read MoreYou may want to transfer the decedent's airline miles to a beneficiary/beneficiaries to continue using the miles.
Read MoreYou may want to transfer the decedent's airline miles and credit card points to a beneficiary/beneficiaries to continue using the benefits.
Read MoreYou will need to switch the vehicle insurance to list the person now owning the vehicle as the "named insured" over if someone is keeping the vehicle. You usually have 30 days to do this. If there is not a second person on the policy, call the insurance company right away as other drivers may not be covered. Usually, the executor is covered when driving the car for maintenance purposes, but that is all.
Read MoreYou will need to switch the homeowners or renters insurance over if someone is keeping the house, in order to continue to protect the residence in case of damage (e.g., a storm or fire) or a claim of an injury on the property. You usually have 30 days to do this.
Read MoreYou have 30 days after death to change or cancel the health insurance policy. This can save you from continuing to need to pay for health insurance.
Read MoreTransfer the account so that you can keep paying bills and close down the cell phone line.
Read MoreAccumulating mail can attract attention from would-be-thieves. It may also be upsetting to continue receiving advertisements for the deceased person.
Read MoreYou will need to provide valid proof that you are the appointed executor or administrator and authorized to manage the deceased person’s mail.
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