subject: Burial Insurance - Types of Burial Insurance Policies [print this page] Most plans will require that you enter the name of your beneficiary. If your beneficiary is deceased at the time of your death, you can elect to enter the name of a contingent beneficiary. You will want to make sure that your insurance policy reflects the correct names of your beneficiaries. Be sure to find out how to change the name of your beneficiary if you need to do that. If you get divorced and you want to make a child or other relative a beneficiary, you should ask about this before you buy the insurance policy. Some companies may ask you to send a divorce certificate and then require that you apply for a new insurance policy.
Burial Insurance - Types of Burial Insurance Policies
By: Mark Prip
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