How can i find information on a life insurance policy even thought i lost it

Question

i lost my policy and have forgotten the name of the company but i was told there was a number that i can call to get the information

Answer 1

Only if you have the name of the company. There is no general number.

Answer 2

Do you know the individual who sold you the policy?

Answer 3

learn to understand some principle conception before accept any suggestion is a great idea.Here is great place to start.http://insurance.free-onlinetip.info/ins...

Answer 4

Not true.  Whoever told you that, was wrong.  

There's no central database, no one collects that information.

What you need to do, is go through your banking statements, to find the name of the company you've been paying.  If you're not paying for it, likely, the policy isn't in force any more - but get your statements back far enough, and likely you wrote the policy number on your check.  If the policy is "paid up" (not that common), you'd STILL get a statement from them once a year.

Of course, if you aren't the policy owner, then you don't get any access to the information.

Answer 5

Try the medical information bureau.  They can help you find lost life policies.  There link is listed below.  Good Luck