All About American Income Life's Insurance Policy

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What’s American Income Life Insurance’s Cancelation Policy?

American Income Life Insurance is available in 49 states, and their life insurance policies are generally offered to members of credit unions, labor unions, and other specific organizations. However, many people have reported that when they their life insurance policies with American Income, they don't get the help they'd expect.

Investopedia has noted that, while American Income has nationwide and even international coverage and an array of complimentary riders, it lacks transparency, and customer satisfaction has dropped significantly in recent times.

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How to Cancel American Income Life Insurance

At first glance, it seems easy to .

Canceling Your Term Life Insurance Policy

  1. Speak with your agent. Your agent’s number should be included in your policy paperwork.
  2. If you can't get in touch with your agent, call the American Income Life Insurance customer service.
  3. Fill out the cancellation forms. These may be sent to you via mail or you may print them out if sent via email.
  4. Send the filled-out forms and follow up with your agent.
  5. Once your cancellation is approved, that will be the end of it. Note that you may not be refunded for your term policy. Get in touch with DoNotPay to know more.

Canceling Your Permanent Life Insurance Policy

  1. Speak with your agent. A permanent life insurance policy may only be canceled by speaking to your agent and your reasons must be valid.
  2. If you can't get in touch with your agent, you can call Customer Service for help contacting your agent. You may also get help by filling out the online contact form found on American Income’s website. But you definitely have to speak to your agent.
  3. Fill out the cancellation forms. These may be sent to you via mail or you may print them out if sent via email.
  4. Send the filled-out forms and follow up with your agent.
  5. Once your cancellation is approved, you may expect to be refunded a portion of your policy's cash value, minus a surrender fee along with other charges.

Contact Information for American Income Life Insurance Company

Here’s how you can get in touch with the company:

Websitehttps://www.ailife.com/
Phone Number254-761-6400 (US)

1-800-433-3405

Fax254-761-6670
EmailAILResolutions@ailife.com

Problems You May Encounter When Canceling American Income Life Insurance

Unfortunately, many people seem to run into problems when they want to their life insurance policies with American Income. It can be difficult to get the right people on the phone, and even when you do, the problems may not end there. There are many reports of the company failing to cancel policies and continuing to charge their account.

Many people have claimed that they have struggled to get American Income to stop charging them for policies they've canceled, only getting help when they contacted the Better Business Bureau. It's such a persistent problem that some industry insiders recommend blocking payments to them to force them to cancel the policy.

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  1. Log in to DoNotPay and search for the Manage Subscriptions product.

  2. Provide the name of the subscription service you want to cancel.

  3. Provide your account details such as email address and username.

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