What Happens to Your INFONAVIT (Mexican Housing Fund) Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Type
Mexican housing fund
Mortgage
May have active loan
Balance
Savings sub-account
Step-by-Step Guide
Check for active INFONAVIT mortgage
Laws and processes vary significantly by country. Consult an international estate attorney. If there is an active INFONAVIT mortgage, it typically includes life insurance that may pay off the remaining balance upon death.
Claim housing sub-account balance
The INFONAVIT savings sub-account balance can be claimed by beneficiaries. Contact INFONAVIT with estate documents.
Document Now Checklist
- INFONAVIT number
- Active mortgage status and balance
- Savings sub-account balance
- Designated beneficiaries
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Social Security
Social Security must be notified of death immediately. Benefits paid after death must be returned. Survivor benefits may be available.
IRS / Tax Returns
A final individual tax return must be filed for the year of death. Estates over $13.61M may owe federal estate tax.
Veterans Affairs (VA)
Veterans are entitled to burial benefits, a headstone or marker, a burial flag, and Presidential Memorial Certificate — all at no cost.
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