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Sorry, life insurance can not be used as a collateral to secure a loan. Why? The beneficiary on your policy is most likely your family members. If you don’t have a name beneficiary, the death benefit goes to your estate … read more…
Life Insurance Law in the Caribbean Commonwealth – Blackwell …
Life Insurance Law in the Caribbean Commonwealth, Claude H. Denbow, Law Books – Blackwell Online Bookshop. … New coverage in this edition includes: the treatment of the new statutory provisions dealing with beneficiary designations; the decision of the Court of Appeal in Trinidad and Tobago in the case of Cheong v Board of Inland Revenue; the repeal of the English Life Insurance Act of 1774; the decision of the Court of Appeal in Trinidad and Tobago in … read more…
Insurance Product on Credit – Who is the Real Beneficiary?
This post come over a discussion I had with one of my friend. I was complaining about the fact that we have to offer (can’t mention the word “sell” ) a bunch of product to our clients while I really want to help them and … read more…
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Taking the critical illness insurance will benefit you as well as your family members or beneficiaries. To choose the best critical illness insurance entails comparing each plan to see its advantages … read more…
Life Insurance Information
Life insurance is a legal contract between an insurance company and the policy owner. The life insurance company pays a sum of money upon such event like death of the person insured. The amount of mon… read more…
Estate Planning Part 16 – The 3 Phases of Estate Planning
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Open Question: I am the next of kin, there is no will. What to do?
Hello, my brother was a Canadian citizen and has died over three months ago in Texas, USA. He named me as his beneficiary in the will he registered in Canada for his estate in Canada. At that time he only had assets in Canada. After that he moved to Texas, USA for work, and named me as the beneficiary in the company paid life insurance policy. He purchased a house (no mortgage) but died before he had the chance to write a will for that house. I have arrived in Texas recently and do not have a place to stay. I wanted to live in my deceased brother’s house but was told by a lawyer i have met recently that I cannot enter that property. Why? It’s my house anyway, as I am the next of kin. My brother was found deceased in his residence by the police. He died a natural death, there was no crime involved.
The lawyer is telling me that since there was no will, the house will go to the state. But if i pay him a hefty fee, he can get the house transferred to my name. But i don’t have money to pay such heavy fee. I feel he’s not giving me the correct information. Even if there was not will for the house, shouldn’t it go to me, as i I am the next of kin, there is no will. What to do?am the next of kin? What should i do?
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Open Question: Does the estate go to the next of kin if there was no will (in Texas, USA)?
The next of kin is mentioned in the previous will registered in Canada. After that the decedent moved to USA, purchased a house, but died before he got the chance to write a will. The next of kin (brother) is also mentioned as beneficiary in the company paid life insurance policy (in USA). The next of kin (brother) has arrived in Texas but does not have a place to stay. Can he enter his deceased brother’s house? No one’s living there. His friends are telling him he cannot enter that house. His brother was found deceased in that house by the police. He had died of natural causes. There was no crime involved. Then why cannot the brother live in that house? It’s mortgage-free.
Open Question: i’m a beneficiary of a life insurance claim but i’m subject to “back up withholdings,” will this affect my pay?
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