They can, but it is not a good practice for a multitude of reasons. It should be treated like an escrow account, at the very least. It should be deposited so that the real beneficiaries are named as principles on the account, or held in trust for them. A strict paper trail accounting should be set up.
If the lawyer is to hold the account in trust, then the will should state how it will be handled. For example, a relative who is seen as a spendthrift may be left money to be used in specific circumstances.
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Depending on the financial institution, a direct deposit can take three or four days or up to a week. Check with the policy at your bank regarding the specifics.
An Advance Premium Deposit account is a feature of a policy offered by a Life Insurance company. Think of it as a savings account, where you're free to put in money and take out money. Your life insurance premium will automatically be paid from that account, so that's one less hassle you have to worry about. You get interest on your money, so that's nice. Often you're only allowed to deposit up to the sum of all future premiums. See http://www.americansavingslife.com/policy-sales/advance-premium-deposit-(apd) for an example of one company's advance premium desposit account and read what they have to say about it.
I want my policy details to deposit policy premium in time.
Not unless it is made out to an account holder. The best and safest choice would be to take it back to the issuing bank or call that bank and find out what their policy is in such situations.
Dividends stay in policy and accumulate interest.
Fixed deposit is the case in which you deposit the amount for a particular time period. Now the loan which you get against your deposit is a specific amount of money which is differ according to bank policy.
He wanted to become a lawyer and overturn the Plessy vs. Ferguson policy.
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Ask the school about their policy.
To have a twitter you have to at least be 11 which states in the twitter policy.