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Greg Todrank
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Bank Asking for Life Insurance Policy

Greg Todrank
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  • Bloomfield, MI
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I have hit a threshold with my local bank for the amount that I have borrowed.  They are now asking for a life insurance policy of $250k with them as the beneficiary.

1.  Has anyone had any experience with this?

2.  Ideas on a basic / reasonable policy to meet this requirement.

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    Zachary Paschke
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    Greg, happens all the time. I run a National brokerage where we write policies like this. The bank won’t be the “beneficiary.” You can make a spouse/ kids a beneficiary and then add the bank as a “collateral assignment.” This means the bank gets paid first whatever is left in the loan and the rest is paid to your beneficiary. 


    Quote from @Greg Todrank:

    I have hit a threshold with my local bank for the amount that I have borrowed.  They are now asking for a life insurance policy of $250k with them as the beneficiary.

    1.  Has anyone had any experience with this?

    2.  Ideas on a basic / reasonable policy to meet this requirement.


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