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Family Death Support Center

How Navy Mutual Helps Our Survivors Upon notification of an insured’s death, Navy Mutual can provide an immediate partial distribution of the death benefit to the beneficiary to help with urgent expenses.  Navy Mutual also maintains a staff which is dedicated to assisting the families of deceased insured’s in securing all entitled federal benefits and insurance claims from other life insurance companies, at no cost. Report a Death to Navy Mutual Fill out this form to notify Navy Mutual of a family member's death to begin receiving benefits and receive support from Navy Mutual. Available Death Benefit Payment Options Navy Mutual allows the beneficiaries of a life insurance policy to receive the death benefit as a lump sum, as a stream of income for a specified period of time, or a combination.

Survivor Checklist  This checklist informs survivors of what actions need to be done when death of a friend or loved one occurs. Burial Benefits for Veterans: Your loved one's years of military service are highly valued by our country. Burial benefits are available to the family of a deceased veteran who passed away of a non-service related condition to make certain that they receive the final send-off they deserve. Burial benefits available through the Department of Veterans Affairs     Burial Flag, Headstone and Grave Marker: Provided at no-cost for honorably discharged veterans. Burial Allowance for Service-Related Death:  VA will pay up to $2,000 toward burial expenses for deaths on or after September 11, 2001.  Non-service related Burial Allowance: VA will pay up to $300 toward burial and funeral expenses, and a $300 plot-interment allowance for deaths on or after December 1, 2001.  The plot-interment allowance is $150 for deaths prior to December 1, 2001.  If the death happened while the veteran was in a VA hospital or under VA contracted nursing home care, some or all of the costs for transporting the deceased’s remains may be reimbursed. Death Pension: Benefit payable to eligible dependents of a deceased wartime veteran, with specific income limitations. Death on Active Duty: For those who make the ultimate sacrifice while on active duty, the military has provided a number of benefits to help the survivors. Here is a list of those benefits.

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