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The only advice I have is talk to an attorney about your girlfriend mom. Refunding the premiums sounds shady as hell.
I used to be a life insurance salesman. I’ve never heard of a company saying they wouldn’t pay because you didn’t have the life insurance longenough.
Sounds like you were a salesman either more than fifteen years ago or you didn't have access to sell predatory products. This too has been slowly enshitifed since the partial repeal of Glass-Steagall and the Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act.
Both actually.
Got the license about 2005 let the license go about 2015 . Not mentioning the name, but it was a good company to work for.
Had good product. You pay one premium you were covered.
They are dealing with the attorney already, as her mom had rental properties and a business in the middle of being sold, and a special needs dependant, so there is a huge list of things we need professional help navigating. I didn't seem like they figured anything out different about the life insrance though. I know that was one of the topics they were going over yesterday and it didn't sound like they got anywhere with that other than her coming home and say "F- Mutual of Omaha!"
I was going to ask what company it was , thank you for saying. And now I know which company to never touch. Again thank you for letting me know.
That was one of the reasons I asked the mod if we could undo locking the thread. I felt there were a lot of us confused by how things work and I don't want me and my fiance or anyone else here to get tricked at a time of real hardship.
The amount of "payout" is maybe going to cover half the funeral luncheon. The funeral itself is almost 4x that, and her and her sisters get to pay for it all.
I get their rule to an extent, but if it isn't a universal rule, it's something you all should be aware of.
I forgot to ask, are you in the US or outside of the US?
I'm in the US.