A reversionary beneficiary is the nominated dependant
beneficiary of a superannuation income stream that automatically reverts to the nominated beneficiary on the death of the superannuation income stream recipient (member).
This means you can not nominate
the beneficiaries of your superannuation through your will.
Not exact matches
A
superannuation income stream that automatically reverts to a nominated
beneficiary on the death
of its current recipient.
Binding death benefit nomination: Where the super fund, in the event
of your death, must pay your
superannuation benefit to your nominated
beneficiary, unless it would be unlawful to do so.
The «starting day» (for the purposes
of the transfer balance account) for reversionary
beneficiaries is the date
of death
of the original
superannuation member as this is the time the reversionary
superannuation income stream becomes payable to them.
Where the
superannuation fund, in the event
of your death, must pay your
superannuation benefit to your nominated
beneficiary, unless it would be unlawful to do so.