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The document is a Beneficiary Designation form for the Total Control Account (TCA), allowing accountholders to add or change beneficiary information in the event of their death. It outlines the requirements and instructions for designating primary and contingent beneficiaries, including necessary personal information, distribution percentages, and restrictions on who can be named as beneficiaries. The form must be completed accurately and submitted in full to ensure proper processing.

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Are there penalties for withdrawing full total control account MetLife?

There are no monthly maintenance or service fees on your TCA, no charges for making withdrawals or writing drafts, and no cost for ordering additional drafts.

Can I withdraw money from MetLife?

Can I take a withdrawal and what is the impact to my Whole Life policy? Generally speaking, you can withdraw the value of any accrued dividends or the cash value of any paid-up additional insurance purchased for your policy. This withdrawal will reduce the death benefit.

How to get money out of a MetLife Total Control account?

You may make withdrawals by written request, telephone (subject to MetLifes current procedures), or by using the checks we supply to you. The checks are drawn on a bank account made available to you at a bank chosen by MetLife. Each withdrawal must be $250 or more.

What is a TCA account with MetLife?

MetLifes interest-bearing life insurance and annuity benefits payment account for beneficiaries is called TCA (Total Control Account)1. There are no monthly maintenance or service fees2 and no charges for making withdrawals.

What is the full form of TCA in banking?

Transaction Cost Analysis (TCA)

What is the meaning of TCA in insurance?

MetLifes Total Control Account (TCA) is an interest-bearing, no fee account designed with beneficiaries in mind. Although not a bank account, its a lot like a checking account, but with several advantages.

How do I claim money from MetLife?

Ive completed the appropriate form and gathered the necessary documents; how do I submit my claim for review? Online. If youre an individual beneficiary: complete online. Email to INDlifeclaims@metlife.com. Fax to 1-908-655-9586. Mail via USPS to the address provided on your claim kit.

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