The increasing prevalence of blended families can lead to complex
beneficiary designation scenarios.
Not exact matches
A
beneficiary designation form is really a decision tree, and is just not flexible enough to play out every
scenario.
It's a common
scenario for people to make
beneficiary designations first and draft other estate - planning documents later, when their families have grown.
In it, we share various ways to think through your
beneficiary choices and provide examples of how term life insurance policy
designations work in a given
scenario.
These are just suggested wording of
beneficiary designations for unique
scenarios.
There are other
beneficiary designations, such as charity, trust, and business as
beneficiaries, but the above covers the common
scenarios.
A
beneficiary designation form is really a decision tree, and is just not flexible enough to play out every
scenario.