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How do I file a death claim? There are two ways you can file a death claim on a Prudential policy or account. You can submit your individual life insurance claim online at .prudential.com/claims or contact your Financial Professional.
Upon your death, any successor beneficiary named may take a lump sum or continue the contract for the remaining 10-year deferral period.
When a death claim occurs, annuities typically pay death benefits to a beneficiary named in the contract. Naming a beneficiary other than the estate can help this process go more smoothly, and can help ensure that the proceeds go to whoever the individual wanted the money to go to rather than going through probate.
There are several payout options that also apply to an annuity beneficiary. Death benefits can be paid as a lump sum, in which the beneficiary takes the entire amount in a single payment. Alternatively, they can take the payment over a specified period.
Generally speaking, this is either a fixed sum or the current contract value, paid directly to the designated beneficiaries after the annuitants death. Beneficiaries can usually choose to receive the funds as a lump sum or opt for periodic payments.
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Annuity for Life with Return of Purchase Price - Subscriber will get annuity for life time and on death of the Subscriber, payment of annuity ceases 100% of the purchase price will be returned to the nominee(s).
Payouts of inherited annuities must follow certain distribution rules; most beneficiaries that choose not to immediately withdraw the death benefit in a lump sum either will need to follow a five-year rule or a life expectancy payout rule for a nonqualified annuity.

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