The debtor usually retains possession of the goods used to secure a debt while the creditor has the right to seize them for default.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  In many secured transactions, the debtor retains possession of the collateral (goods used to secure a debt) while the creditor obtains a security interest in the collateral, giving them the right to seize it upon default.

The debtor usually retains possession of the goods used to secure a debt while the creditor has the right to seize them for default.

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