Automate Designation of Beneficiary - Unpaid Compensation of Deceased Civilian Employee with Flow template

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How to Automate Designation of Beneficiary - Unpaid Compensation of Deceased Civilian Employee with Flow template

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How to Automate Designation of Beneficiary - Unpaid Compensation of Deceased Civilian Employee with Flow template

hey I'm Paul rambling I'm an estate planning attorney want to jump right in and talk about the complex or custom or customized beneficiary designation so I'm Paul Rabelais to help you know our clients around Louisiana get and keep their estate legal affairs in order this comes up occasionally and it probably should come up more but people probably ignore the situation and it comes up because you know it's funny sometimes I see these wills which are 30 and 40 pages long and they cover all these different scenarios and all these situations but in reality someone's IRA may be their largest financial asset and so the will 30 or 40 pages long has nothing to do with where of the IRA goes when the IRA owner dies the IRA owner has a beneficiary designation form and he has about three inches to designate how he wants his ír he or she how they want their IRA to go when they pass away so you got a thirty and forty page wheel that customizes all this stuff and then you got a three-inch line on a beneficiary designation form to control where the largest asset goes it's a little Hilter little little little messy okay so what I want to do is talk about the three generally the three different types of beneficiary designations and and when different types apply it with an emphasis toward the customized beneficiary designation alright so you know most people know enough to know that IRA is life insurance annuities 401k assets they all are disposed of pursuant to the beneficiary designation form most people know the will or Trust has nothing to do with where those types of accounts go it's all controlled by the beneficiary designation that trumps whatever a will or trust might say so the beneficiary designation becomes really important the typical the traditional beneficiary designation just is is what you typically see on a beneficiary designation form you can designate a primary beneficiary or beneficiaries you can designate contingent beneficiaries most married couples the traditional is I designate my spouse as the 100% primary beneficiary and then I designate my children as the contingent beneficiaries in equal portions something to that effect that's the traditional fairly easy but then we get to number two where you know that model doesn't work and so then then there's sometimes a discussion about naming a trust as a beneficiary of let's call it a retirement account because it often comes up with the IRAs that's the typically the bigger asset of the beneficiary designation assets oh whoa you can have some large life insurance policies and annuities out there but the IRA you know they worked for the company they're retired rolled it over to an IRA it's their big asset all right so sometimes naming spouse as primary and children as contingent doesn't cut it and here's one scenario like that second marriage husband has three kids of his own