Frequently Asked Questions

The following are typical questions asked by our subscribers. If you have a question that is not covered here, you can email us

Q: How soon after I submit my Enrollment form can I begin entering information to my account?

A: After we receive and process the Enrollment form, we will almost instantly send you an email confirming your payment, Account ID and Password. You can begin entering information into your account at that point.

Q: What if I forget my password?

A: You can retrieve your password here. Simply enter the e-mail address you used when creating your My Peace of Mind account and we'll e-mail you your password.

Q: Can I change my information at any time, and as often as I need to? Additionally, how soon will the new information be posted on my account?

A: You can change your information any time you want, and as frequently as you want. The new information will be posted immediately.

Q: Does the person I allow to access my account have to be a spouse or partner?

A: No. You designate whomever you want. The person must be at least 18, however.

Q: What if I want to delete someone who has my password and add someone new?

A: We recommend that if you delete someone, you also change your password and tell the new person in addition to those who already have access to the account what the new password is.

Q: Will you sell or share my information, including my email address, with other parties.

A: No. My Peace of Mind's Privacy Policyis to keep all your information confidential. We will not share any of your information with any other parties.

Q: If I subscribe to My Peace of Mind and decide to cancel during the subscription period, will I receive a credit for my subscription fee?

A: When you subscribe to My Peace of Mind, you cannot cancel your subscription during the subscription period. The next time your subscription comes up for renewal, you can simply elect not to subscribe.

Q: Why do I need your services?

A: There are so many reasons for our service, but the main reason is to protect your assets and make sure they go to the ones you intended them to go to, by giving them a road map to where your assets are in case of an unforeseen lost of data or in the time of death.

Q: Am I safe from someone hacking into my information?

A: The information on the site is only a value to your heirs, designees or beneficiary. The information would be use less to a hacker as we have left all the identity theft indicators off the site. Example social security numbers, account numbers, drivers license numbers etc..

Q: Why do I need my beneficiary information stored on this site?

A: Because it is the responsibility of the insured to notify the beneficiary of their right to claim.

Q: Won't my insurance company notify the beneficiary for me?

A: It falls on the shoulders of the insurer. Find your state insurance commissioner.

Q: What happens to the insurance policy money that I paid for all those years?

A: Depending on the laws of your state! But typically the money is held by the insurance company until the mortality table (external link) runs out and then is turned over to the unclaimed property division of that state (external link).

Q: Why am I doing a search for unclaimed property (external link)?

A: Because there are 10's of billions of dollars of money that goes unclaimed that effects 7 out of 10 Americans. In the next ten years there will be 14 trillion dollars being passed down by the baby boomers and how many more billions and maybe trillions will get lost!

Q: When are these monies turned over to the states unclaimed property division?

A: The states use a dormancy table (PDF file) for a guideline for all the company's to follow!