Who is the beneficiary of a deceased veteran's life insurance policy if no one has been established?
Similar to any life insurance situation like this, the proceeds become payable to the insured's estate. If there is no estate established, the proceeds are usually paid to the government authority that holds "unclaimed property" in the state in which the insured last lived.
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