The endorsement approach allows the employer the benefit of
retaining ownership of the life insurance policy.
The endorsement approach allows the employer the benefit of
retaining ownership of the life insurance policy.
Not exact matches
The borrower will
retain the title and
ownership during the
life of the loan.
Even after adoption, GRRNT
retains a
life - long interest in the dog, and resumes
ownership if the adopter violates the Terms and Conditions
of Adoption or is unable to keep the dog for any reason.
Some breeders sell show quality puppies on co-
ownership, so that they
retain a portion
of the dog's
ownership, for better control
of what happens to their dog later in its
life.
You can
retain ownership of these things or always sell them off to a company who's interested in buying them from you and all without having to go through the arduous process
of getting an investor and making that company YOUR
LIFE.
«In and Out
of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays)» was sold at the exhibition, whilst Hirst
retained ownership of «In and Out
of Love» (White Paintings and
Live Butterflies)».
While you generally don't need
life insurance to obtain a mortgage, many people choose to purchase a policy in order to ensure that their spouse or family can
retain ownership of their house should they die.
You would still
retain ownership of the policy and control over the accrued cash value, in the case
of permanent
life insurance policies.
Second
Life is unique in that players can create in - game items and
retain full
ownership of them.
If necessary, a judge can make all
of the decisions for a couple, including which person will
live in the family home or
retain ownership of a vehicle.
The borrower will
retain the title and
ownership during the
life of the loan.
«Essentially it affords the retired individual the right to occupy a unit in a complex for the remainder
of their
life while
ownership of the property is
retained by the development.
4 You will
retain the title and
ownership during the
life of the loan, and you can sell your home at any time (at which time the loan becomes due).
Important Disclosures: 1 You will
retain the title and
ownership during the
life of the loan, and you can sell your home at any time (at which time the loan becomes due).
Capital Gains Exemption:
Retain current law
of exempting gains
of up to $ 250,000 for single filers and $ 500,000 for joint filers for primary residence
lived in for two
of the past five years
of ownership.