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What to do when a Concora Credit account holder dies

Report the death to Concora Credit Card Customer Service at 1-866-502-6439

Notifying Concora Credit of a death is not a claim for money — it is the step that stops the account, fixes the balance owed as of the date of death, and puts Concora Credit on notice as a creditor of the estate. Concora Credit Card Customer Service (1-866-502-6439) handles it.

Before contacting Concora Credit, have the account holder's full name, date of birth, and any available account numbers ready.

Death claim process

The death claim process at Concora Credit works as follows:

Filing a claim

1
Find out which card program the account is on. Concora Credit services all of them, but each program has its own customer-service line and issuing bank, and the statement or the back of the card names the program.
2
Report the primary cardholder's death by calling that program's customer-service line, or by mailing a written notice to Concora Credit, PO Box 4477, Beaverton, OR 97076-4477. Include the credit-card account number so the notice can be matched to the account.
3
Send a copy of the death certificate and proof that you are the executor or administrator of the estate: Letters Testamentary, Letters of Administration, or a small estate affidavit where the estate qualifies.
4
Ask Concora Credit to note the death, stop further charges, close the account, and give the payoff balance as of the date of death, so the debt can be presented as a claim against the estate.

Required Documents

  • Death certificateA copy, for the deceased primary cardholder.
  • Letters Testamentary or Letters of AdministrationConcora will not discuss the account without proof of authority over the estate.
  • Small estate affidavit, in place of court letters, where the estate qualifies
  • The credit-card account number and the card program nameMilestone, Destiny, Indigo or Earniva.
  • A written notice of death drafted by the estate representativeIt states the cardholder's name, account number and date of death, and the representative's name and role.

Accounts handled elsewhere2

The Bank of Missouri

Issues the Milestone, Destiny and Earniva Business Mastercards. Concora Credit services the accounts.1, 2, 3

Celtic Bank

Issues the Indigo Platinum Mastercard. Concora Credit services the account.4

What Concora Credit's agreement and guidance say2

Who can get account information

Concora will not discuss account information with anyone other than the cardholder without documentation of authority over the estate.5

Online access

Concora runs one self-service online portal for its programs, where any recurring payment from the cardholder's bank account would have been set up. The Milestone and Destiny portal addresses redirect into it.6

Not in Concora Credit's published guidance3

  • A procedure for reporting a death
  • A claim form
  • How long a claim takes

Sources6

Download instructions for the whole estate

Concora Credit Card Customer Service can be reached by phone at 1-866-502-6439 and fax at 1-503-268-4711 for questions throughout the claims process.

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Sources

Data sourced from Concora Credit primary sources (12 pages reviewed). How we research.

Concora Credit death claims support

Concora Credit Card Customer Service (deceased cardholder)

Milestone Mastercard customer service

1-800-305-0330Monday-Friday 6:00 AM-6:00 PM PT

Destiny Mastercard customer service

1-800-583-5698Monday-Friday 6:00 AM-6:00 PM PT

Indigo Platinum Mastercard customer service

1-800-353-5920Monday-Friday 6:00 AM-6:00 PM PT

Fax

1-503-268-4711

Mailing address

Concora Credit, PO Box 4477, Beaverton, OR 97076-4477 (correspondence and estate documents — NOT the payment address)
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