Sentences with phrase «intended named beneficiary»

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In consideration of being permitted to participate in any way in the ALL SPORTS SERIES AND CHICAGO SPORT & SOCIAL CLUB, INC. («CSSC») and its affiliates (CSSC and its affiliates are referred to collectively as the «CLUB»), the sufficiency of which consideration is expressly acknowledged, and intending to be legally bound, do hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, insurers, assigns, attorneys, representatives, agents, beneficiaries, legatees, representatives, successors, assigns and any other persons who may make claims on my behalf (collectively the «RELEASORS») Program indicated below and / or being permitted to enter for any purpose any restricted area (here in defined as any area where in admittance to the general public is prohibited), the participant and the parent (s) and / or legal guardian (s) of the minor participant named below agree:

Contact the person you intend to name as the beneficiary and ask for his date of birth and Social Security number.

Make sure the name of the person or persons you intend as your beneficiaries are included in your IRA account records.

If your intended beneficiary is a minor, some insurers won't let you directly name them as a life insurance beneficiary.

Then, name a trust as your policy beneficiary to ensure that your minor child will receive the financial benefits you intend for them.

Comment: One comment contended that the proposed regulation's requirement mandating covered entities to name the subjects of protected health information disclosed under a business partner contract as third party intended beneficiaries under the contract would have created an impermissible right of action against the government under the Federal Tort Claims Act («FTCA»).

(ii) provisions naming the Owner as an intended third party beneficiary of such confidentiality obligations set forth in the agreement with the third party, with the right to enforce such confidentiality obligations in respect of its Confidential Information directly against the third party and providing for the delivery by the third party of a certificate to such effect to the Owner on request from the Owner.»

This approach to naming beneficiaries has the advantage of not inadvertently disinheriting family members.However, it can accidentally include unintended beneficiaries if the intended beneficiary dies.

Naming a beneficiary is the first step in making sure your proceeds go exactly where you intended.

Contact True Blue Life Insurance at 1-866-816-2100 to discuss your options for not only naming a beneficiary, but also making sure that beneficiary is paid as you intended.

Even if your child has a sibling or other family member waiting in the wings to assume full responsibility of their needs and care in the event of your death, naming that individual as your beneficiary can not ensure that the money you intended to put towards your child's lifetime care will be used in such a way.

Then, name a trust as your policy beneficiary to ensure that your minor child will receive the financial benefits you intend for them.

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Insurers rarely require contingent beneficiaries to be named when the policy is issued, but it may be a smart practice if you want to ensure that your payout benefits the people you intend.

If your intended beneficiary is a minor, some insurers won't let you directly name them as a life insurance beneficiary.