Texas § 4151.108 WITHDRAWALS FROM FIDUCIARY ACCOUNT.

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§ 4151.108 — WITHDRAWALS FROM FIDUCIARY ACCOUNT.

Texas § 4151.108

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 4151.108 (2026).

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Sec. 4151.108. WITHDRAWALS FROM FIDUCIARY ACCOUNT. A withdrawal from a fiduciary bank account established under Section 4151.107 may be made only as provided in the written agreement for any of the following purposes:

(1)delivery to an insurer, plan, or plan sponsor entitled to payment;

(2)deposit in an account controlled and maintained in the name of the insurer, plan, or plan sponsor;

(3)transfer to and deposit in a claims payment account for payment of a claim as provided by Section 4151.111 ;

(4)payment to a group policyholder for delivery to the insurer entitled to payment;

(5)payment to the administrator of the administrator's commission, fees, or charges;

(6)delivery of a return premium to any person entitled to payment; or

(7)payment of a premium for stop-loss or excess loss

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Sec. 4151.108. WITHDRAWALS FROM FIDUCIARY ACCOUNT. A withdrawal from a fiduciary bank account established under Section 4151.107 may be made only as provided in the written agreement for any of the following purposes:
(1) delivery to an insurer, plan, or plan sponsor entitled to payment;
(2) deposit in an account controlled and maintained in the name of the insurer, plan, or plan sponsor;
(3) transfer to and deposit in a claims payment account for payment of a claim as provided by Section 4151.111 ;
(4) payment to a group policyholder for delivery to the insurer entitled to payment;
(5) payment to the administrator of the administrator's commission, fees, or charges;
(6) delivery of a return premium to any person entitled to payment; or
(7) payment of a premium for stop-loss or excess loss insurance.