No Beneficiary Payout experience on going
Personal experience on going since February thru August 21st 2026 still waiting an our Opinion dealing with Delaware; If your a No-Spousal Beneficiary beware, Delaware Life Annuities DOESN'T want to PAYOUT your loved one's Hard earned $$$$$ when they unfortunately pass. When you Finally get the Death Benifit Claim forms (Which they will send you a 100 of those with a letter trying to scare you "that if you don't respond the money goes to the states unclaimed fund" as you actually have a YEAR from the passing date of your loved one who owned the policy to decide what to do with that investments an as you'll read Delaware ratger keep it!.... Long story short, I had called them to go over ALL that was needed from the Beneficiary info along with filling out their forms an delt with "Gregg" from claims, eveytime you push 30 different phone recorded promps, I seemed to always get same person as you think that would be a good thing.... NOPE. We found out we couldn't leave the Annuity invested with them an had transfer to Beneficiary $$$ do to Non-Spousal, fine, finally figured out the capital gains was really insignificant so take lumpsum pay out.... well been trying for six months for a small amount not NO 100K, nowhere near that.... Gregg, if anyone gets Gregg...ask for well.....well ven Supervisor Jessica in payouts didn't help much at all, you can't do direct deposit an Gregg misinformed me about many things even being able to overnight the Claim check, but when how long must one wait ????? They will tell you EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO HEAR to appease you especially if your not knowledgeable about these things like to make you pay pay pay someone to do it for you an still delay an take their Cut too!!! Do NOT invest with this company, they just want to KEEP your hard earned money No Matter What, Google top reputable Annuity companies if you must do a Annuity investment mist work with you without a 3rd party investor as I believe our deseased loved one's got a BIG commission dealing Delaware...go with a FIDUCIARY investor if you must or research yourself an work aling with a top 5 investment firm an ask many questions about percentages costs an flat fees etc... but STAY AWAY FROM DELAWARE LIFE as they will drain yours!!! Would have given a Zero star








