Prudential Collateral of Assignment - First Resource Group 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by completing sections 1 and 2, which require details about your policy and the policyowner(s). Ensure all information is accurate.
  3. In section 3, provide the full name and complete address of the assignee(s). If there are more than two joint assignees, complete section 4 with their details.
  4. If applicable, have the beneficiary(ies) sign section 6 if the Death Benefit is payable to someone other than the insured’s estate.
  5. Review signature requirements in section 5. Include your signature(s) and date(s) in section 6. If limitations exist on rights, ensure that relevant parties sign as required.
  6. Return pages 2 through 4 to Prudential while keeping page 1 for your records. No need to send the policy itself.

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How Does a Collateral Assignment Differ from an Absolute Assignment? A key difference is control. In a collateral assignment, the policyholder retains ownership, while the lender has claim over the benefits. An absolute assignment transfers complete ownership to another party entirely.
A collateral assignment limits the payout to the unpaid loan balance and expires once the loan is repaid. Meanwhile, a beneficiary designation has no connection to the loan. A beneficiary receives the death benefit regardless of whether you have an outstanding loan balance when you die.
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