• Capital Credit Beneficiary Assignment

  • Please complete the beneficiary designation form below by choosing one option for payment of all unretired capital credits associated with this HILCO Electric Cooperative, Inc., Customer Number at the death of the last surviving joint member on the account:

  •      The Trust uses donations by members through Operation Roundup to fund non-profit organizations in the Cooperative's service area. Operation Roundup is a voluntary program in which members allow HILCO to "round-up" their monthly bills to the nearest dollar to provide this funding.

  • NOTICE: Unless member chooses Option (1) or (2), the Cooperative will pay capital credits to the member's name or estate under Option (3).
  • INDEMNITY: THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS VERIFY THAT: (1) THEY ARE ALL OF THE MEMBERS ENTITLED TO CAPITAL CREDITS UNDER THIS MEMBER NUMBER, AND (2) MEMBERS UNDERSTAND THAT THE COOPERATIVE WILL RELY ON THE SIGNATURES AND REPRESENTATIONS IN THIS ASSIGNMENT TO PAY
  • UNDERSIGNED MEMBER'S CAPITAL CREDITS UPON DEATH OF THE MEMBER. BY SIGNING THIS BENEFICIARY ASSIGNMENT, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS HEREBY AGREE, AND BIND THEIR MEMBERS' ESTATES, TO INDEMNIFY AND SAVE HARMLESS HILCO ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC., AND ITS AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES FROM ALL CLAIMS, ACTIONS AND SUITS OF ANY NATURE FROM ANY PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, HEIRS OR DEVISEES OF MEMBER RELATING TO PAYMENT OF HILCO ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE'S CAPITAL CREDITS TO THE BENEFICIARIES OF THIS ACCOUNT AS NAMED IN THIS ASSIGNMENT, WITHOUT EXCEPTION.

  • INSTRUCTIONS FOR BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION

  • The Cooperative encourages its members to designate beneficiaries with valid addresses and notify your beneficiaries or personal representatives to contact the Cooperative for capital credits that may be paid after the member's death.


    1. Members of HILCO Electric Cooperative, Inc., are owners of the Cooperative which allocates capital credits annually to the accounts of all members. When the Cooperative is financially able, the Cooperative pays (or retires) capital credits to the member's name and address that is listed on the account by check or credit on the member’s account.


    2. For up to 30 years, these checks may be mailed to a member who may be deceased at the member's address (or to the beneficiary at the beneficiary’s address) until the Cooperative has proper documents filed showing the member or beneficiary is deceased and proving the identity of the persons entitled to the capital credits.

    3. Capital credit checks payable to a member or beneficiary that are not cashed, or checks sent to an undeliverable, incorrect address, may cause the funds to escheat to the State of Texas to be processed as unclaimed funds.

    4. To claim capital credits, beneficiaries must present death certificates of the member and any deceased beneficiaries. Unless Cooperative receives a death certificate, a member or beneficiary is presumed to be living.

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