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What Is a Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance?

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A collateral assignment of life insurance is a conditional assignment appointing a lender as an assignee of a policy. Essentially, the lender has a claim to some or all of the death benefit until the loan is repaid. The death benefit is used as collateral for a loan.

The advantage to using a collateral assignee over naming the lender as a beneficiary is that you can specify that the lender is only entitled to a certain amount, namely the amount of the outstanding loan. That would allow your beneficiaries still be entitled to any remaining death benefit.

Lenders commonly require that life insurance serve as collateral for a business loan to guarantee repayment if the borrower dies or defaults. They may even require you to get a life insurance policy to be approved for a business loan.

Key Takeaways

  • The borrower of a business loan using life insurance as collateral must be the policy owner, who may or may not be the insured.
  • The collateral assignment helps you avoid naming a lender as a beneficiary.
  • The collateral assignment may be against all or part of the policy's value.
  • If any amount of the death benefit remains after the lender is paid, it is distributed to beneficiaries.
  • Once the loan is fully repaid, the life insurance policy is no longer used as collateral.

How a Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance Works

Collateral assignments make sure the lender gets paid only what they are due. The borrower must be the owner of the policy, but they do not have to be the insured person. And the policy must remain current for the life of the loan, with the policy owner continuing to pay all premiums . You can use either term or whole life insurance policy as collateral, but the death benefit must meet the lender's terms.

A permanent life insurance policy with a cash value allows the lender access to the cash value to use as loan payment if the borrower defaults. Many lenders don't accept term life insurance policies as collateral because they do not accumulate cash value.

Alternately, the policy owner's access to the cash value is restricted to protect the collateral. If the loan is repaid before the borrower's death, the assignment is removed, and the lender is no longer the beneficiary of the death benefit.

Insurance companies must be notified of the collateral assignment of a policy. However, other than their obligation to meet the terms of the contract, they are not involved in the agreement.

Example of Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance

For example, say you have a business plan for a floral shop and need a $50,000 loan to get started. When you apply for the loan, the bank says you must have collateral in the form of a life insurance policy to back it up. You have a whole life insurance policy with a cash value of $65,000 and a death benefit of $300,000, which the bank accepts as collateral.

So, you then designate the bank as the policy's assignee until you repay the $50,000 loan. That way, the bank can ensure it will be repaid the funds it lent you, even if you died. In this case, because the cash value and death benefit is more than what you owe the lender, your beneficiaries would still inherit money.

Alternatives to Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance

Using a collateral assignment to secure a business loan can help you access the funds you need to start or grow your business. However, you would be at risk of losing your life insurance policy if you defaulted on the loan, meaning your beneficiaries may not receive the money you'd planned for them to inherit.

Consult with a financial advisor to discuss whether a collateral assignment or one of these alternatives may be most appropriate for your financial situation.

Life insurance loan (policy loan) : If you already have a life insurance policy with a cash value, you can likely borrow against it. Policy loans are not taxed and have less stringent requirements such as no credit or income checks. However, this option would not work if you do not already have a permanent life insurance policy because the cash value component takes time to build.

Surrendering your policy : You can also surrender your policy to access any cash value you've built up. However, your beneficiaries would no longer receive a death benefit.

Other loan types : Finally, you can apply for other loans, such as a personal loan, that do not require life insurance as collateral. You could use loans that rely on other types of collateral, such as a home equity loan that uses your home equity.

What Are the Benefits of Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance?

A collateral assignment of a life insurance policy may be required if you need a business loan. Lenders typically require life insurance as collateral for business loans because they guarantee repayment if the borrower dies. A policy with cash value can guarantee repayment if the borrower defaults.

What Kind of Life Insurance Can Be Used for Collateral?

You can typically use any type of life insurance policy as collateral for a business loan, depending on the lender's requirements. A permanent life insurance policy with a cash value allows the lender a source of funds to use if the borrower defaults. Some lenders may not accept term life insurance policies, which have no cash value. The lender will typically require the death benefit be a certain amount, depending on your loan size.

Is Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance Irrevocable?

A collateral assignment of life insurance is irrevocable. So, the policyholder may not use the cash value of a life insurance policy dedicated toward collateral for a loan until that loan has been repaid.

What is the Difference Between an Assignment and a Collateral Assignment?

With an absolute assignment , the entire ownership of the policy would be transferred to the assignee, or the lender. Then, the lender would be entitled to the full death benefit. With a collateral assignment, the lender is only entitled to the balance of the outstanding loan.

The Bottom Line

If you are applying for life insurance to secure your own business loan, remember you do not need to make the lender the beneficiary. Instead you can use a collateral assignment. Consult a financial advisor or insurance broker who can walk you through the process and explain its pros and cons as they apply to your situation.

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1.       How will my policy be affected after bonus declaration?

          Great Eastern Life Participating Fund

o   The reversionary bonus rates remain unchanged for 2021.

o   The terminal bonus rates on death/TPD remain unchanged for 2021.

o   The terminal bonus rates on maturity or surrender remain unchanged for 2021.

o   Cash bonus rates for cash bonus policies remain unchanged.

Once declared and vested, bonuses are guaranteed and payable in the event of a claim. Future bonuses, including maturity or terminal bonuses, are projected. The actual bonus rates declared in the future may be higher or lower, depending largely on the investment climate and economic conditions.

2.       Why are bonus rates adjusted?

Bonus rates are reviewed annually with consideration of past fund performances as well as the future investment outlook of the fund. The bonus rates may be adjusted up if the past fund performance and future outlook are able to support higher bonus rates. Similarly, the bonus rates may also be adjusted down if the past fund performance and future outlook are unable to support the current bonus rates.

3.        What will be the projected figure when the policy matures?

Policyholders may refer to their policy projections via the Bonus Statement 2021 which will be uploaded to e-Connect by mid-September 2022. The projected values before and after the bonus revision are provided to illustrate the effect of bonus revision on their policies. Otherwise, they can email to wecare-sg@greateasternlife for a copy of the revised projection.

4.       Will there be future adjustment? Will the cuts be restored?

The future bonus rates are not guaranteed and depend on the future investment performance and the medium to long term investment outlook of the fund.  GEL’s investment objective is to provide stable medium to long-term returns on its Par Fund.  It is necessary to take into consideration the market conditions and investment outlook and keep the bonus rates at a level that is sustainable over the medium to long term. 

5.      For Great Eastern Life Participating Fund, since there is no revision in bonus rates, why are the “Illustrated Death Benefit” and “Illustrated   Surrender Value” different from the illustrated values in my last year’s bonus statement?

The illustrated values will be different from last year’s bonus statement if your policy is a Whole Life policy and the Life Assured’s Age is between 45 to 79 as the illustrated values are based on the year that is 20 years later from current year.

For example:  If your age today is 47, illustrated values this year are based on the year 2042 (20 years later from 2022). In the last year’s bonus statement, your age was 46 and illustrated values are based on the year 2041 (20 years later from 2021).

6.       How are bonus rates determined?

Bonus rates declared are approved by the Board of Directors after written recommendation from the Appointed Actuary. When making recommendation for the amount of bonus to be declared for each policy, the Appointed Actuary has to take into consideration key factors that will affect the surplus available for distribution. These key factors include not only the investment performance and the outlook of the performance of the Par Fund in the medium to long term; they also include the claim experience, expenses, surrenders and lapses. The cumulative effect of past investment performance would be different for different plans, depending on the year of issue and type of plan.

7.        How can I find out more about the bonus rates for my policies?

We will be sending the Bonus Statement for 2021 to all our policyholders by batches between July - September 2022. The statement will give you details of the bonus declared, including the current and past three years’ reversionary bonus rates allocated. The statement will also provide details of the change in the illustrated values if the bonus rate of your policy has been adjusted.

8.       a) My policy does not break-even even after the bonus declaration.

b)The total premiums I have paid for my policy have exceeded the death benefit. Why should I continue my policy?

The Benefit Illustration (BIPS)/ Policy Illustration (PIPS) you received were for the purpose of illustration and are not guaranteed . The actual amount payable either at maturity or upon surrender will depend on the declared bonus rate and maturity / terminal bonus rate. The assumptions used in the calculation of the values are stated on the BIPS/ PIPS.

Insurance is primarily aimed at meeting protection needs. Depending on factors such as age of entry, health loading, plan type and sum assured, some policies may not break-even.

For example:  If you buy a policy (e.g. Living Assurance Policy Plus with CRB) at an older age of, say 55, the cost of protection against death, TPD and major illnesses not only increases with age, but also increases at an increasing rate. Hence, for a life assured who is older, a large portion of the premium is utilised to pay for the cost of protection, leaving a smaller portion of the premium for savings purpose. As a result, the surrender value/death benefit of the policy would not be able to “catch up” with the total premiums paid and the policy does not break-even.

9.       Can I withdraw the accumulated bonus?

Once declared, bonuses are guaranteed and are payable in the event of a claim.

We do not encourage you to withdraw the accumulated bonus prematurely. This is because you will be paid only the surrender value of the accumulated bonus. If you have short-term financial needs, you may wish to consider taking a policy loan instead. You can contact our Customer Service Officers at 2233118 for more information on policy loan.

10.     What is the current investment portfolio of the Par Fund?

We will be sending the Bonus Statement for 2021 to all our policyholders by batches between July to September 2022. For policies with Reversionary/Terminal Bonus, you will receive a Par Fund Update for 2021 together with your Statement. The Par Fund Update will give you details on the asset mix of the Par Fund, fund performance and economic outlook.

11.      I have other participating policies that are not reflected in this Bonus Statement. Why is this so?

This Bonus Statement only reflects applicable participating policies that are accorded reversionary and cash bonuses yearly. Non-participating policies are not reflected in the Statement.

For the former, a separate communication will be sent to customers to share on the Par Fund Update for 2021.

12.     Why is “Illustrated Maturity Value” shown for some policies, and “Illustrated Surrender Value” and “Illustrated Death Benefit” shown for others?

For Endowment policies, we will show the “Illustrated Maturity Value”.

For Whole Life policies, we will show the “Illustrated Surrender Value” and “Illustrated Death Benefit” based on the Life Assured’s (LA) Age today as follows:-

o   If LA’s age is below 45 – the illustrated values are based on the year that the LA turns 65.

o   If LA’s age is between 45 to 79 – the illustrated values are based on the year 2042 (20 years later).

o   If LA’s age is above 79 – the illustrated values are based on the year that the LA turns 99.

Please note that Illustration Values exclude Survival Benefit and Cash Bonus, if any. Customers may refer to the original Policy Illustration for these values. You may also go to FPMS LP Query to download the projected values of the policy for your clients.

  • I have lost my policy. How do I get a replacement? Come personally to Great Eastern Life’s Head Office with your identification card/passport. Our address is No. 17 & 18, Block B, Bangunan Habza, Simpang 150, Kampong Kiarong, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam. You will need to complete a Declaration and Indemnity for Loss of Policy Form in the presence of our Customer Care Officer. A policy replacement charge of $20 will be imposed and the duplicate policy document will be sent to you within 10 working days.
  • I am residing overseas and have lost my policy. How do I get a replacement? You can request for a duplicate policy document by completing a Statutory Declaration for Loss of Policy form. You have to bring this form to a Justice of the Peace, Notary Public or other officer empowered by law to administer oaths, affirmations or affidavits to make a statutory declaration that your policy document is lost. Then submit this duly signed and witnessed Statutory Declaration for Loss of Policy form to us for processing. A policy replacement charge of $20 will be imposed and the duplicate policy document will be sent to you within 10 working days.
  • What is Freelook? A freelook clause is provided in the policy terms and conditions. It states that the policyholder can cancel the policy under the freelook period within 14 days from receipt of the policy document.
  • How will I be affected if I cancel my policy during the freelook period? Cancelling your policy under Freelook means that the whole policy is cancelled and there is no insurance coverage . If you have gone for a medical examination for the policy, any medical cost incurred will be borne by you . For Investment-Linked policies , market adjustments will be made and any losses will be borne by you.
  • What is the procedure for cancelling a policy under Freelook? You need to give us a written request and submit it together with the original policy document.
  • At Great Eastern Life Brunei, we advocate a cashless mode of payment and encourage all our Customers to make payments electronically using approved payment methods. Cashless payments offer safe and secured payment alternatives to Customers.
  • Cash Payment at Great Eastern Service Counters If you wish to make payments using cash or cheque at Great Eastern service counters, our operating hours are from: Monday to Thursday (excluding public holidays) 8.30am to 4.30pm Friday (excluding public holidays) 8.30am to 12.00pm 2.00pm to 4.30pm Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Limited No 17 & 18, Block B, Bangunan Habza Simpang 150, Kampong Kiarong Bandar Seri Begawan BE1318 Negara Brunei Darussalam

APPENDIX 1: TABLE- Payment Channels We encourage all our Customers to use cashless payment methods which are Safe, Secure, Convenient and Hassle-free.

NOTE: An Official Receipt will be mailed to you directly once your payment has been received and processed by Great Eastern.

  • In what circumstances would a policy lapse?      o Premium not paid within grace period        When the premium is not paid for the policy, and the policy has not acquired any cash value, the        policy will lapse 30 days after the premium due date.     o If the policy has acquired cash value, an Automatic Premium Loan (APL) will be set up after a 30-day        grace period. This is provided for in the policy terms and conditions. APL will continue to pay for the        premiums for as long as there is cash value.        When the outstanding indebtedness (i.e. APL and APL interest) exceeds the cash value, the policy        will lapse .     o Taking policy loans against the policy and not making loan repayments may also cause the policy        to lapse, despite regular premium payment. When the outstanding indebtedness        (i.e. policy loan and loan interest) exceeds the cash value, the policy will also lapse .
  • What is Reinstatement? Reinstatement is provided for in the policy terms and conditions. It allows the policyholder to continue with the policy, subject to certain terms after the policy has lapsed.
  • How long from the lapsed date can I still reinstate my policy? The reinstatement period depends on the type of policy.     o For Regular premium policies, reinstatement is within three years from the lapsed date     o For Term policies, reinstatement is within six months from the lapsed date     o For Single premium policies, reinstatement is within six months from the lapsed date
  • What are the requirements for reinstating my policy? You need to fill up a Reinstatement Form. Policy reinstatement is subject to satisfactory health underwriting and payment of premiums and interest outstanding from the date of lapse to reinstatement. Additional form(s) is/are required if your policy has lapsed for more than six months and/or your application for assurance was accepted at other than normal terms. Please attach the Declaration of Health form.
  • What is an Absolute Assignment? An absolute Assignment is a transfer of ownership from the Assured (Assignor) to another person or institution (Assignee). The assignee becomes the new owner of the policy and assumes full legal right over the policy. All proceeds, be it surrender, maturity or claims will be payable to the assignee.
  • is allowed to be assigned under the plan  
  • at least 21 years old
  • of sound mind
  • not bankrupt
  • not under duress
  • How can I effect an assignment? Both the assignor and assignee must come to our office at No. 17 & 18, Block B, Bangunan Habza, Simpang 150, Kampong Kiarong, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, with their Identification Card. If the assignment is done between spouses, or parent and child, and relationship can be established by producing the marriage certificate or birth certificate, they need not be present at our office. Please complete the Absolute/Collateral Assignment form. Additional documents required are stated on the overleaf of the form.
  • Can I assign to a company or institution? Yes, you can assign to a company or institution. Both the assignor and assignee must come to our office at No. 17 & 18, Block B, Bangunan Habza, Simpang 150, Kampong Kiarong, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, with their Identification Card. Please complete the Absolute/Collateral Assignment form. Additional documents required are stated on the overleaf of the form. For an assignment to a company or institution, a company stamp is required on the assignment form.
  • Can I cancel/revoke the assignment? No. Once absolutely assigned, the policy ownership will belong to the assignee. However, the policy ownership can be transferred back to you provided the assignee agrees to it. A new assignment will need to be done.

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An absolute assignment of a life insurance policy involves transferring all rights and ownership decisions to another party. You could have one of several reasons for wanting to do this; for example, using the policy as collateral for a loan, or making a donation to your favorite charity at death. Making an absolute assignment is relatively simple as long as your life insurance policy allows it.

How Transfer of Ownership Works

Absolute assignment is akin to a transfer of ownership, in that you are giving all ownership rights to another party. Although you remain the insured under the contract, the new party can change the beneficiary (usually to itself), it can make decisions about investment options of a whole-life policy, and it can take any other action that does not jeopardize the policy's in-force status. You remain responsible for the premium payments, and you could be in breach of the assignment provisions if you don't pay them.

Collateral Loan Bank Assignment

Absolute assignment of life insurance is often done when a person applies for a loan. If the bank is concerned that the loan might not be repaid if you died, if might require a life policy with an absolute assignment to the bank. The bank names itself the beneficiary of the policy up to the amount of the loan balance. Any residual death benefit would go to your named beneficiary.

Financing a Charitable Gift

Another use of absolute assignment is to make a charitable gift. This approach is gaining in popularity.

Life insurance is often purchased to finance a charitable donation by the estate of a deceased individual. One drawback to this approach is that the entire gift goes through the estate and might incur probate delays and fees.

The use of an absolute assignment streamlines the process, as the charity can name itself the beneficiary of the policy. The charity can issue you a tax receipt for every premium, which you can deduct as a charitable contribution.

Absolute Assignment Legal Considerations

Insurance companies freely provide assignment forms that are straightforward and easy to fill out. Once an assignment is complete, a copy of the form should be filed with the insurance company.

The life insurance company may withhold part of its payout to any beneficiary -- including a newly designated one -- if a premium hasn't been fully paid, or because of other indebtedness. That might have legal ramifications for you and the assignee, in which the insurance company will take no part.

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Philippe Lanctot started writing for business trade publications in 1990. He has contributed copy for the "Canadian Insurance Journal" and has been the co-author of text for life insurance company marketing guides. He holds a Bachelor of Science in mathematics from the University of Montreal with a minor in English.

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What Is 'Absolute Assignment'

A n absolute assignment is a legal term that describes the transfer of ownership of a life insurance policy from one party to another. In this process, the original policyholder or owner gives up all rights and control over the policy to a third party, typically in exchange for something of value, such as money or a loan.

When a policyholder assigns their life insurance policy, they are essentially transferring ownership of the policy to someone else, who then becomes the new owner of the policy. The new owner of the policy assumes all the rights and responsibilities of ownership, such as paying premiums, maintaining the policy, and receiving the death benefit if the insured person passes away.

The process of absolute assignment requires the original policyholder to sign an absolute assignment form, a legal document that transfers ownership of the policy to the new owner. This document must be signed by both the policyholder and the new owner and submitted to the insurance company for processing.

The absolute assignment of a life insurance policy is often used as collateral for a loan or a way to secure a debt. For example, a person may assign their life insurance policy to a bank or lender as collateral for a loan. If the borrower cannot repay the loan, the bank or lender can collect the death benefit from the policy to cover the outstanding debt.

In addition, absolute assignment is sometimes used in divorce settlements, where one spouse assigns their life insurance policy to the other as part of the property settlement agreement. This ensures that the other spouse receives the death benefit if the insured person dies.

It is important to note that once an absolute assignment has been made, the original policyholder has no control or rights over the policy. They cannot make changes to the policy, such as increasing or decreasing the coverage amount or changing the beneficiary. These rights now belong to the new owner of the policy.

In summary, an absolute assignment is a legal process of transferring ownership of a life insurance policy from one party to another. It requires the original policyholder to sign a legal document that transfers ownership to the new owner, who assumes all the rights and responsibilities of ownership. Absolute assignment is often used as collateral for loans or as part of a divorce settlement agreement. Once an absolute assignment is made, the original policyholder has no control or rights over the policy.

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    An absolute Assignment is a transfer of ownership from the Assured (Assignor) to another person or institution (Assignee). The Assignee becomes the new owner of the policy and assumes full legal rights over the policy. All proceeds, including surrender, maturity and claims, will be payable to the Assignee. When can I assign my policy?

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    Please complete the Absolute/Collateral Assignment form. Additional documents required are stated on the overleaf of the form. For an assignment to a company or institution, a company stamp is required on the assignment form. Can I cancel/revoke the assignment? No. Once absolutely assigned, the policy ownership will belong to the assignee.

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    Please complete the Absolute/Collateral Assignment form. Additional documents required are stated on the overleaf of the form. For an assignment to a company or institution, a company stamp is required on the assignment form. Can I cancel/revoke the assignment? No. Once absolutely assigned, the policy ownership will belong to the assignee.

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  14. PDF COLLATERAL ASSIGNMENT FORM (American Bankers Association Form No. 10)

    The right to collect from the Insurer any disability benefit payable in cash that does not reduce the amount of insurance; The right to designate and change the beneficiary; The right to elect any optional mode of settlement permitted by the Policy or allowed by the Insurer; but the reservation of these rights shall in no way impair the right ...

  15. Collateral Assignment of Life Insurance

    Complete the collateral assignment form Once your first life insurance premium is paid, you can proceed with completing a collateral assignment form via your insurer. On the form, you'll need to provide your lender's contact information so they can be added as the death benefit collateral assignee until your loan is repaid.

  16. PDF Exchange Agreement/Absolute Assignment for Life Insurance

    Exchange Agreement/Absolute Assignment for Life Insurance ... Do not use this form for collateral security purposes. Be sure all appropriate blanks are filled in and boxes checked. The Company does not guarantee that any form is valid or sufficient for the purposes intended and provides this form only as a convenience.

  17. PDF COLLATERAL ASSIGNMENT (PSF19A)

    Telephone: +603 4259 8338 Fax: +603 4259 8808 Customer Service Careline: 1 300 13 8338 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.greateasterntakaful.com.

  18. Absolute Assignment of Life Insurance Policy* (Change of Ownership

    Policies which are currently Collaterally Assigned: If a Collateral Assignee is to stay attached to the policy, the Assignee must sign both the Current Policyowner and the New Policyowner Signature Sections. If the Collateral Assignment is to be released, the Assignee must complete a collateral release form dated prior to the Absolute Assignment.

  19. Printable Financial Forms

    Absolute assignment form An absolute assignment is a transfer of all ownership rights of an insurance or nonqualified annuity certificate from one individual to another individual or entity. To assign a certificate, this form needs to be signed, dated, properly notarized and submitted to our headquarters. ... Collateral assignment form

  20. What Is 'Absolute Assignment'

    An absolute assignment is a legal term used to describe the transfer of ownership of a life insurance policy from one party to another. In this process, the original policyholder or owner gives...

  21. Absolute Assignment of Life Insurance Policy* (Change of Ownership

    A separate Absolute Assignment form must be used for each policy. Important Note: This form does not change the beneficiary designation. A beneficiary change may be appropriate. If the new owner wishes to change the beneficiary on the referenced policy, complete and submit form 0012422XX. • Please type or print in black or blue ink. The ...

  22. PDF Assignment of Policy

    Assignment must be executed and forwarded to the home office for recording, after which, a recorded copy will be sent to the Assignee. In recording this Assignment, the Company incurs no obligation to send the Assignee copies of premium notices or receipts. Collateral Assignment of Policy 18-236-1 (09/18)

  23. PDF FORM OF ASSIGNMENT OF POLICY FOR VALUABLE CONSIDERATION

    FORM OF ASSIGNMENT OF POLICY FOR VALUABLE CONSIDERATION. Note : THIS FORM SHOULD NOT BE FILLED IN. The wording of the form, if found suitable, should be copied out either on the back of policy itself, or in the alternative, on a proper stamp paper of the requisite value. And numbered and bearing date the day of 1999 /2000 and the sum assured ...