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Policy Number Partial Cash Withdrawal Request - MetLife eForms 2025

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The document is a Periodic Partial Withdrawal/Partial Withdrawal Request Form for New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation (NYLIAC). It provides instructions for policyowners on how to request partial withdrawals from their variable annuity policies, including options for one-time or periodic withdrawals, tax implications, and necessary signatures. The form outlines the steps to complete the request, potential surrender charges, and the importance of consulting a tax advisor regarding income tax withholding.

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Can I withdraw money from my MetLife life insurance policy?

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 do I withdraw money from my 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.

How to withdraw MetLife policy?

Policy Full Surrender On the Homepage, go to the policy that you intend to cancel and click I want to dropdown. Select Request Policy Change then select Full Surrender Request Select your Residency Upload the required documents. Tick I hereby acknowledge box Click Next

Can I borrow money from my MetLife life insurance policy?

Loans are permitted. The amount you may borrow is limited by rules under the Internal Revenue Code, your employers plan, and must be repaid within five years unless used for the purchase of a primary residence. All loans will be based on your account balance.

How do I get my money back from MetLife?

Each beneficiary needs to submit a claim kit in order to get paid. Well pay each beneficiary their proceeds separately as we receive the required claim documents from each of them. We dont require all beneficiaries to make a claim before making payment to each individual.