Beneficiary ContinuityGuard

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Tell us what you are trying to protect.

If you are an individual with a couple of policies and a complicated family, say so. If you are an estate planner weighing whether to put this in front of clients, say that instead — the conversation is different.

We read every message ourselves and reply as people. There is no sequence to escape from, and we do not rent, sell, or share your address.

We use your email to reply to you and nothing else. No list rental, no data brokers, no marketing sequence you have to escape from.

What happens after you write

We reply from a real address, usually within a day or two. If you asked a specific question about your own designations, expect a specific answer — and expect us to say plainly when a question is one for your attorney or your carrier rather than for us.

We do not add you to a list, and we do not follow up repeatedly. One reply, and then the ball is in your court.

Beneficiary ContinuityGuard

Beneficiary designations are the most consequential paperwork most people never revisit. We keep watch, and we keep the record.

Beneficiary Continuity Guard is a records and monitoring service. It is not a law firm, insurance producer, or financial adviser, and nothing here is legal, tax, or insurance advice. Only the carrier that issued a policy can change a beneficiary designation, on that carrier's own form. Beneficiary law varies by state, and employer-sponsored plans may be governed by federal law instead. Consult a qualified estate planning attorney about your own situation.

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