Annuity Beneficiary Change Request - Benefit Concepts 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Annuity Beneficiary Change Request in our editor.
  2. Begin with Section A, where you must provide your contract number, your name, Social Security or Tax Identification Number, and contact information. Ensure all fields are filled accurately for a smooth process.
  3. In Section B, add or change a primary beneficiary. Assign whole percentages that total 100% for each beneficiary. Remember to include at least three of the four required pieces of information: name, date of birth, Social Security number, and relationship.
  4. Proceed to Section C if you wish to designate contingent beneficiaries. Similar to Section B, ensure the percentages total 100% and provide the necessary details for each contingent beneficiary.
  5. Finally, complete Section D by signing and dating the form. If applicable, ensure that all joint owners sign as well and include any required documentation such as a Power of Attorney agreement.

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Transfer and Exchange: Depending on the terms of your annuity contract, it may be possible to transfer ownership rights to another person. However, transferring an annuity can have tax implications and other considerations that should be carefully evaluated before proceeding.
How do I change my beneficiary? No matter which approach you take to naming your beneficiaries, you should know that you could make a switch if necessary. Its simple to change a beneficiary, you just send the new persons details to your insurer.
The beneficiary change request must be filed in writing to the insurer and becomes effective when recorded by the insurer in the case of the Endorsement method. This process ensures that the insurance companys records accurately reflect the policyholders decisions regarding beneficiaries.
The primary beneficiary is the person or persons selected to receive the death benefit (contributions and interest) in the event of your death.
Similar to wills and revocable living trusts, annuities usually allow for the annuitant to not only change beneficiaries during the time the annuity contract is active, but also to name contingent beneficiaries (i.e., beneficiaries who will inherit if one or more of the primary beneficiaries die before the annuitant,

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Revocable Beneficiary: The policyholder or account owner can change this type of beneficiary at any time without the current beneficiarys consent. Irrevocable Beneficiary: Once designated, an irrevocable beneficiary has certain rights and must consent to any changes in the beneficiary designation.
A court may order the policy owner to change the beneficiary. This can occur with divorce or child support obligations. If the policy owner appointed a guardian or conservator, this court-appointed person may have the authority to change the beneficiary.

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