Have you lost or misplaced a policy? Or, do you think that you have an old policy that could be unclaimed? You may not be aware that we can help with trying to trace a policy that was held by a deceased family member or even a policy that you had simply forgotten about.
How to trace a Prudential policy
We understand that policyholders may misplace their policy or forget about it, for example when they move house.
Please contact us with details of the policyholder’s:
- Name;
- Date of birth; and
- Address where payment was last made from
And, if you have them:
- Policy number; and
- Method of payment eg direct debit or ‘at the door’.
We will then check our records to determine whether a policy still exists and may ask you for further information. Please be aware that while we will try and trace using last name and address, in many cases we will need a policy number.
Prudential takes its responsibility to its policyholders seriously and is keen to ensure that all claims are settled promptly.
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If you have no information at all but suspect that a life assurance policy exists
You may wish to consult the Unclaimed Assets Register (UAR).
The UAR is a unique service that helps its users find lost assets. The UAR has a database of unclaimed life policies, pensions, unit trust holdings and share dividends drawn from many companies including The Prudential Assurance Company Limited.
http://www.uar.co.uk/
NB: The Unclaimed Assets Register charges a fixed fee of £18 for each search. This includes VAT and a contribution to charity.
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