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More hugs coming your way, PF. I'd call BS on them needing a death cert. Like taxy said, you should be able to make changes to suit your needs and wants. I hope this gets resolved quickly.
(((Hugs PF)))
Well, phooey on that. How is that even any of their business? Aren't you allowed to change the beneficiary just because you want to?
{{{{PF}}}} I was on DH's insurance when he died. I had no problem changing benefiary to my brother for my finances though.
More hugs coming your way, PF. I'd call BS on them needing a death cert. Like taxy said, you should be able to make changes to suit your needs and wants. I hope this gets resolved quickly.
So sorry you're having to deal with this now, PF. More ((hugs)) coming your way.
Apparently there is some rule about changing from a spouse in Minnesota...
Shrek was never on my insurance, he was only ever listed as a beneficiary. Now my insurance is demanding a copy of his death certificate because I changed my beneficiary status to my brother. <spit> Like I'm not rolling in my sorrow enough at this time of year.
Looks like I need to dig the death certificate out of the files and fax the thing. This trying to get everything taken care of after a death is severely taxing on the surviving spouse.
In the winter, my sunroom hosts the occasional “queen wasp”, usually sluggish little girls that I just gently grab with a kleenex and transfer outside. It's always been painless, except for today. She nailed my finger through the kleenex, and dang it hurts! I resisted the urge to squish her up good in the kleenex and released her outside though.
There is a critter, probably a field rat, in my attic.
I can hear it, but can't see it, and it has, so far, avoided all the glue traps I have up there.
This has been a bad six months for my attic. First thousands of %@#$& bees, and now a &^%@# rat (although, it is not my first rat tenant).
CD
My parent's townhouse had rats in the attic. You can hear them during early morning hours. And this went on for months. One day I threw some rat poison up there and that seemed to take care of the problem. Some day when I crawl up there I'm sure I'll find a bunch of mummified rats.
roadfix, and to all others with infestation problems. The Sticky Pads are the best way to go. When you leave poison for them as food, they will eat some and then go to some place (usually inside a wall) to die and are very difficult to find until they begin to stink. Lesson learned from an exterminator.