- How to Inform Willis Towers Watson of a Death
Beneath, we have compiled a guide on informing Willis Towers Watson of a death. Alternatively, we recommend you use Life Ledger's service to tell Willis Towers Watson and many other companies of a death, all from one place.
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What Happens Next?
Once you have notified Willis Towers Watson of the death, they will take care of the rest. You can either close the account and distribute the investments or transfer it to another name. Should they require any further information they will contact you at a time convenient to you.
What you need
The deceased’s:
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Full name and usual address
Death certificate or interim death certificate (scan or photograph)
Who you can notify with Life Ledger
- Banks
- Life insurance
- Social media
- Building societies
- Health insurance
- Pet insurance
- Streaming services
- Credit cards
- Home insurance
- Travel insurance
- Loyalty cards
- Cable & satellite TV
- Telephone & broadband
- Energy providers
- Mobile
- Online shopping
- Water companies
- Pensions
Life Ledger is a secure, easy-to-use service to send death notifications
- Manage everything from one point
- Save time and effort
- Reduce stress and worry
- Collaborate with friends & family
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