Brother Knights:
Sometimes it is easy to overlook the simplest of things.
For example, your life insurance policies beneficiaries may be outdated. If your policy was issued several years ago, it could very well be that the person you originally selected as the beneficiary is no longer the person you would want to receive the policy proceeds. If you bought the policy when you were single, for example, you may have named your parents as beneficiaries. If you have since been married, that could be updated to reflect your spouse or your children.
I routinely call on our members for an annual review of their Family Service Record. One of the matters that we'll discuss during this review is the status of your beneficiary designations. If they need updating, and they often do, I can complete the paperwork for Knights of Columbus policies during that appointment; however, I can assist you with any life insurance policy you may have regardless of the issuing company.
It is my job to make sure that you and your family is protected. My services are included with your membership in the Knights of Columbus. I am a full-time professional representative. I look forward to meeting with you soon.
God Bless,
Paul Falck
Field Agent
