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Nonlapsing binding nomination of beneficiaries Complete this form to make a nonlapsing binding nomination of beneficiaries in relation to your smartMonday Group Insurance account. You can also use this form to revoke or change your nomination. This form must be printed and signed and may be returned by scanning and emailing to us or by post. Section 1Important InformationA nonlapsing binding nomination is a legally binding instruction to the Trustee on the beneficiaries that should receive

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4. Specify the terms and conditions of the binding agreement clearly.
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What is non-lapsing binding?

Non-lapsing binding refers to a financial agreement or contract that does not expire or terminate after a specific period, ensuring that terms remain in effect until certain conditions are met or the parties involved choose to terminate the agreement.

Who is required to file non-lapsing binding?

Typically, organizations or entities that engage in financial transactions, investments, or agreements that require ongoing commitment are required to file non-lapsing binding. This can include businesses, non-profits, and other legal entities.

How to fill out non-lapsing binding?

To fill out a non-lapsing binding, one should provide detailed information about the parties involved, the terms of the agreement, the duration of the binding obligations, any specific conditions under which the binding can be terminated, and signatures from authorized representatives.

What is the purpose of non-lapsing binding?

The purpose of non-lapsing binding is to create a lasting legal commitment between parties, ensuring that obligations are upheld and providing stability in long-term agreements, which can facilitate better planning and resource allocation.

What information must be reported on non-lapsing binding?

Information that must be reported on non-lapsing binding typically includes the names and addresses of the parties, the nature of the agreement, the obligations of each party, the effective date of the binding, any conditions for termination, and relevant signatures.