Abstract
Life insurance is generally purchased to protect against the economic consequences associated with premature death. Consumers and producers may assume that all life insurance companies settle death claims in one way—full payment of the life insurance proceeds. This is not always the case. Life insurers may deny or resist paying life insurance claims, and these claims are reported on the Schedule F of the statutory financial statement. This paper analyzes the claims that have been denied and resisted by life insurers and makes recommendations to modify the current Schedule F so that it is more informative to consumers, producers and state insurance regulators.
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