Survivor benefits are financial benefits paid to qualified persons (spouse/children) from programs that the deceased was registered. Some examples of these programs include veterans affairs, government pensions and employer programs like insurance or pensions. Executors should gather these contracts and reach out to family members who may qualify as a survivor with a valid claim to receive benefits.
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