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    Beneficiary - 401k Retirement Glossary

    A beneficiary is a person who will inherit the annuity payments or the wealth of a dead person based on his will or financial covenant. Other items that can be distributed to a beneficiary include property, bank account balances, 401k savings and more.

    This beneficiary can be a:

    - spouse of the dead
    - child of the dead
    - charitable organization
    - friend, etc

    The person who is giving out his wealth is known as the benefactor.

    Examples of Beneficiaries

    Beneficiary of a Life Insurance Policy = Person who receives the annuity payments from the dead person's will after his death

    -Beneficiary of a Trust = Person with equitable ownership of the trust's assets (also known as the trustee).

     

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