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Home→Financial Institutions→Grow Financial→When someone dies

What to do when a Grow Financial account holder dies

Contact Grow Financial — 6-step process, 6 required documents, and pod and joint accounts typically process within 5-10 business days after complete documentation is received. probate-dependent claims vary based on court timelines.

Grow Financial

Credit Union · Regional

growfinancial.org→
Grow Financial logo
Phone1-800-839-6328
Fax1-813-832-2080
Mailing Address

Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411

WebsiteLearn more→
Phone1-800-839-6328
Fax1-813-832-2080
Mailing Address

Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411

WebsiteLearn more→

Death Claims

Phone1-800-839-6328
Toll-Free1-800-839-6328
Fax(813) 832-2088
Mailing Address

Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411

Verified Apr 2026

After a Grow Financial member dies, the Death Claims manages the transfer of accounts. POD-designated and trust-owned accounts pass directly to beneficiaries. Accounts held solely in the member's name may require probate court documents—Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration—before funds can be released.

Begin by calling Grow Financial at 1-800-839-6328. You will need the deceased's full name, account numbers, and a certified death certificate to get the process started.

Death claim process

Here is the step-by-step death claim process at Grow Financial:

Filing a claim

1
Contact Grow Financial at 800-839-6328 or visit a store location to notify of the member's passing
2
Provide the deceased member's name, account number, and date of death
3
Submit a certified copy of the death certificate
4
Provide documentation based on account type:
  • POD accounts: named beneficiary provides government-issued ID and completes claim paperwork
  • Joint accounts with right of survivorship: surviving owner provides ID and death certificate; funds pass automatically
  • Trust accounts: successor trustee provides trust document, trustee ID, and death certificate
  • Accounts without POD, joint owner, or trust: executor/administrator provides Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration from probate court
5
Grow Financial reviews documentation and processes the claim
6
Funds are distributed per beneficiary designation, trust terms, or estate instructions

Required Documents

  • Certified death certificate
  • Government-issued photo ID for claimant
  • Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration (if no POD/joint/trust)
  • Trust documents and successor trustee identification (if trust account)
  • Small Estate Affidavit (if estate qualifies under Florida or South Carolina law)
  • Proof of relationship to deceased (if required)

Death certificates can be faxed to 813-832-2088. Deposit Servicing fax: 813-832-2088. Regional contact numbers: Hillsborough 813-837-2451, Manatee 941-827-4100, Pasco 727-376-0300, Pinellas 727-791-4206, Polk 863-583-8250. South Carolina: Midlands 803-705-3121, Low Country 843-285-4424. For investment accounts held through LPL Financial, contact your LPL advisor separately.

How long the process takes at Grow Financial: POD and joint accounts typically process within 5-10 business days after complete documentation is received. Probate-dependent claims vary based on court timelines. The most common reason for delays is missing or incomplete documentation, so submitting everything upfront is the best way to keep things moving.

Grow Financial requires several documents to process a claim, including Certified death certificate, Government-issued photo ID for claimant, and Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration (if no POD/joint/trust), and additional documentation depending on the account type. Certified copies are typically needed—photocopies are generally not accepted for death certificates or court documents.


Frequently asked questions

Grow Financial has a dedicated death certificate fax line at 813-832-2088. You can also mail a certified copy of the death certificate to Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411, or bring it to any store location in person.

Joint accounts with right of survivorship pass automatically to the surviving account owner upon the death of the other owner. The surviving owner provides a certified death certificate and government-issued photo ID to Grow Financial. No probate is required for joint accounts with right of survivorship. The surviving owner retains full access to the account.

Grow Financial's Death Claims can be reached by phone at 1-800-839-6328 and fax at (813) 832-2088 for questions throughout the claims process.

When the deceased had multiple Grow Financial accounts, some may need separate claims while others can be handled together. The Death Claims can clarify what's needed for each account type.

Grow Financial

Credit Union · Regional

growfinancial.org→
Grow Financial logo
Phone1-800-839-6328
Fax1-813-832-2080
Mailing Address

Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411

WebsiteLearn more→
Phone1-800-839-6328
Fax1-813-832-2080
Mailing Address

Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411

WebsiteLearn more→

Death Claims

Phone1-800-839-6328
Toll-Free1-800-839-6328
Fax(813) 832-2088
Mailing Address

Grow Financial FCU, P.O. Box 89669, Tampa, FL 33689-0411

Verified Apr 2026

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