Final Expense Insurance in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania requires funeral directors to place every dollar of preneed funeral money in escrow or trust at a Pennsylvania bank. Final expense insurance, by contrast, is life insurance that pays your beneficiary directly.

Who regulates final expense insurance in Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department licenses life insurance agents and carriers and handles consumer complaints.

Your free-look period in Pennsylvania

Your policy states how many days you have to review it and return it for a refund, so read that notice when the policy arrives. When a new policy replaces existing coverage, Pennsylvania's replacement rules give you 20 days.

Preneed funeral contracts in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania funeral directors must deposit 100% of preneed funeral money in escrow or trust at a Pennsylvania bank, under rules overseen by the State Board of Funeral Directors. A final expense policy pays cash to your beneficiary, who can use it with any provider or for other bills.

What happens to money I prepay to a Pennsylvania funeral director?

The funeral director must deposit all of it in escrow or trust at a Pennsylvania bank, under rules overseen by the State Board of Funeral Directors.

How long do I have to review a replacement life policy in Pennsylvania?

20 days under Pennsylvania's replacement rules. For other new policies, the review period is printed on the policy.

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