Health & Fitness
5 Common Beneficiary Mistakes
Do you know who your beneficiaries are?
Here are 5 common beneficiary mistakes to avoid:
- Assuming a will or trust is sufficient. Beneficiary designation always trumps your will or trust.
- Accidentally leaving an ex-spouse as a beneficiary.
- Forgetting to add a new child or grandchild as a beneficiary.
- Completely neglecting to name any beneficiaries.
- Forgetting to update a beneficiary designation if the existing beneficiary dies.
Don't make these mistakes, too! Know who your beneficiaries are!
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Tim Russell is a Registered Representative with, and securities are offered through, LPL Financial, Member SIPC www.sipc.org.
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