Common use of CONSENSUAL SECURITY INTEREST Clause in Contracts

CONSENSUAL SECURITY INTEREST. To secure repayment of amounts you owe on your Account, you give the Credit Union a consensual security interest in all other shares you have in any individual or joint accounts you have with the Credit Union, now and in the future (other than those accounts that would have an adverse tax consequence if pledged as collateral). These other shares may be withdrawn unless you are in default under this Agreement. You authorize the Credit Union to apply the balance in your individual or joint share accounts to pay any amounts due on your Account if you should default.

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Sources: Visa Credit Card Agreement, Visa Credit Card Agreement, Visa Credit Card Agreement

CONSENSUAL SECURITY INTEREST. To secure repayment of amounts you owe on your Account, you give the Credit Union a consensual security interest in all other shares you have in any individual or joint accounts you have with the Credit Union, now and in the future (other than those accounts that would have an adverse tax consequence if pledged as collateral). These other shares may be withdrawn with-drawn unless you are in default under this Agreementagreement. You authorize the Credit Union to apply the balance in your individual or joint share accounts to pay any amounts due on your Account if you should default.

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Sources: Visa Credit Card Agreement

CONSENSUAL SECURITY INTEREST. To secure repayment of amounts you owe on your Account, you give the Credit Union a consensual security interest in all other shares you have in any individual or joint accounts you have with the Credit Union, now and in the future (other than those accounts that would have an adverse tax consequence if pledged as collateral). These other shares may be withdrawn unless you are in default under this Agreementagreement. You authorize the Credit Union to apply the balance in your individual or joint share accounts to pay any amounts due on your Account if you should default.

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Sources: Business Credit Card Agreement