Do you have a Minnesota Life Insurance complaint?
The Center for Life Insurance Disputes represents beneficiaries of life insurance claims, and policy owners who have disputes over the policies they’ve purchased. We get denied claims paid and premiums refunded. If you have a Minnesota Life insurance complaint call us now for help.
- Was your life insurance claim denied?
- Were you misled about your policy?
- Has your policy lapsed because of increasing premiums?
- Was your signature forged on an application?
- Were you promised benefits that don’t exist?
- Was your policy rescinded under the contestability clause?
Minnesota Life sells life insurance and annuities. If you bought life insurance from Minnesota Life and you believe you were misled, we can help. Common misrepresentations include; premiums, policy lapse, future values, and tax benefits.
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If you are waiting for a death claim from Minnesota Life but they are not paying the claim, or if they denied your claim, we can get your money.
You may be a victim of insurance abuse. Not every life insurance transaction goes smoothly. If a mistake has been made it should be corrected. If you were intentionally lied to or if your life insurance claim has been wrongfully denied you need to take aggressive action. Hire us. We have extensive experience and unequaled success recovering money from life insurers for our clients.
Don’t wait for your policy to lapse or the premiums to become unmanageable. Don’t accept a denied claim. Contact us today for a no-obligation assessment of your life insurance complaint and get the money you are entitled to.
We work on a pay-for-performance basis. You don’t need any money up front. When our clients get their money then we get paid. We’re life insurance experts who have recovered over $85 million for our clients. We can help you too. Call us now for help.
How to File a Life Insurance Claim with Minnesota Life
Minnesota Life Insurance Claim was Denied
I had a friend ask me if I knew, if while planning ones funeral, is it legal for the funeral director to offer to buy your insurance policy at face value from you. Those in need of money might go for it. The value at death will be quite a bit higher. Giving the funeral director quite a bit of a payout that was probably ment for the family. Is this legal? If not, who does this get reported to?
It might be legal but it doesn’t sound very ethical. You may want to check with your State’s Attorney General and the National Funeral Directors Association.