deathbenefits
Choosing your beneficiaries, who are the people or entities who receive the benefits when you die, is arqueably the most important part of owning life insurance. However, picking this recipient may not be as easy as you imagine. After all, state laws and policy rules can limit your options. Additionally, changing or correcting your beneficiary isn’t as easy as switching bank accounts. As such, it’s imperative that you clearly understand how your life insurance company handles beneficiaries before committing to a policy. Who can be a life insurance beneficiary?Great question. Short answer? Pret...
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What is a beneficiary? Perhaps the clearest definition comes from the Insurance Information Institute which states, “A beneficiary is a person or entity you name in a life insurance policy to receive the death benefit.” In other words, a beneficiary is a person or entity who will receive life insurance proceeds upon your passing. Also included in the definition of beneficiaries are those who receive distributions from wills, trusts, annuities, or retirement accounts. But, we want to focus mainly on life insurance here since 52% of Americans own such a policy. More importantly, naming a benefic...
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