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Assignment of Life Insurance Policy as Collateral
Transfer a life insurance policy to a lender as collateral for a loan with this Assignment of Life Insurance Policy form.
Life insurance can be used as a financial asset during your lifetime. If the policy allows for it, the insurance can be used as collateral for a loan, which gives the lender a claim against the policy's cash value if the borrower defaults in repayment.
Assignee's (Lender's) Rights
The assignee (lender) has the sole right to collect any proceeds payable under the policy. The assignee is also at liberty to surrender the policy and receive any distributions, dividends or surplus.
Assignor's (Borrower's) Rights
The assignor (borrower) retains the right to collect disability benefits, designate or change beneficiaries, and elect for optional settlement.
Format and Legal Applicability
The Assignment of Life Insurance Policy form is a generic legal template in MS Word format. It makes no specific references to the laws of any country and can be used almost anywhere.
Renunciation of Interest in Fixture | Canada
Renounce your interest in a fixture which was used as collateral for a loan or credit facility with this easy-to-use form for Canadian lenders.
- This form of notice is given by a secured party to give up its security interest in a defaulting debtor's fixture after the outstanding debt has been paid by another party who also has an interest in the fixture (such as a landlord).
- This form can be used in any Canadian province or territory.
- The form is a downloadable Microsoft Word document.
Demand for Satisfaction from Proceeds of Sale | Canada
Recoup money owed to you by a debtor from a sale of assets by serving this Canada Demand for Satisfaction from Proceeds of Sale on the party selling the collateral.
- The demand is given by a secured party to another secured party who is undertaking a sale of a debtor's assets.
- The party making the demand has no security interest in the items being sold, but is owed money under a loan agreement, mortgage, etc. by the debtor whose assets are being sold.
- This legal form can be used in any Canadian province or territory.
- This form is available as a downloadable MS Word document.