What are unclaimed insurance policies?
Unclaimed insurance policies refer to insurance policies that have not been claimed or accessed by the policyholders or beneficiaries for an extended period. These policies may include life insurance, health insurance, property insurance, or other types of insurance contracts. Typically, unclaimed insurance policies arise when policyholders or beneficiaries are unaware of the existence of the policy, have forgotten about it, or have not taken the necessary steps to claim the benefits owed to them. Unclaimed insurance policies may contain valuable benefits, including death benefits, maturity benefits, surrender value, dividends, or accrued interest. However, if these policies remain unclaimed for an extended period, the insurance company may classify them as dormant or abandoned.