Who will get your IRA assets…your family, your estate, or the IRS? Beneficiary designations are an important step in taking care of your loved ones. Have you named your IRA beneficiaries? Many assets pass by beneficiary designation and there are several factors to consider when naming beneficiaries. Understanding the options can help you make a well-informed decision about naming your beneficiaries and what will happen to your assets.
Beneficiary planning ensures that the person(s) you selected will receive the assets. Join us in learning how to take charge and feel confident in planning for your legacy.
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