When the proceeds of an annuity becoming a claim by the death of the insured are left with an insurance company under a trust or other agreement, the benefits accruing under the agreement after the death of the insured are not transferable nor subject to computation or incumbrance nor to legal process, except in an action to recover for necessaries if the parties to the trust or other agreement so agree.
HISTORY: 1988 Act No. 342, Section 2.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 69 - Individual Annuities
Section 38-69-10. Circulation of false or misleading information by insurers.
Section 38-69-20. Misrepresentations to induce termination or conversion of annuities.
Section 38-69-120. Requirements for certain annuities and pure endowment contracts.
Section 38-69-220. Exceptions from operation of article.
Section 38-69-240. Minimum forfeiture amounts for contracts issued before July 1, 2005.
Section 38-69-245. Minimum nonforfeiture amounts for contracts issued after June 30, 2007.
Section 38-69-247. Minimum nonforfeiture amounts for contracts issued after June 30, 2022.
Section 38-69-250. Paid-up annuity benefits; present value.
Section 38-69-260. Cash surrender benefits.
Section 38-69-270. Contracts not providing cash surrender benefits.
Section 38-69-280. Maturity date under certain contracts.
Section 38-69-290. Statements required in certain contracts.
Section 38-69-300. Calculating benefits available other than on anniversary date.
Section 38-69-310. Contracts providing annuity and insurance benefits.