beneficiary designation

When It Comes to 401(k) Beneficiaries: Where There’s a Will, There Isn’t Necessarily a Way
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Beneficiary designations are a critical yet often neglected aspect of retirement plans. Many participants mistakenly believe that their retirement plan assets will be distributed according to their will or trust. However, retirement accounts are governed by their own rules, meaning the named beneficiary on the account will typically inherit the funds, regardless of other estate  Read More →
Beneficiary of Unintended Consequence
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Upon becoming eligible to participate in your organization’s retirement plan, participants are asked to select a contribution rate, their investments, and to indicate a beneficiary designation. It may seem obvious that designating a beneficiary would be a mandatory step of the enrollment process and for many plan providers, it is. What is often less obvious,  Read More →

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