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If a Thrift Savings Plan account holder dies, his/her account will be inherited by his/her beneficiary. Participants can designate a beneficiary on Form TSP-3 (which can be found on the TSP website). If there is no designated beneficiary, the Thrift Plan follows the standard order of precedence for federal benefits.
At death, the assets in these accounts do not pass according to the TSP owners will. They pass as a non-probate asset directly to the designated beneficiary. If the surviving spouse is the beneficiary then the assets in the TSP can be rolled over into the spouses retirement account.
You should designate a person or persons, your estate, or a trust to receive your TSP account after your death. To designate a beneficiary or beneficiaries, log in to My Account on tsp.gov or use one of the ThriftLine options listed at the beginning of this booklet.
It is only necessary to designate a beneficiary if you want payment to be made in a way other than the following order of precedence: To your widow or widower. If none, to your child or children equally, and descendants of deceased children by representation. If none, to your parents equally or to the surviving parent.
We will establish a temporary TSP account for the non-spouse beneficiary. Payment from this account will be made directly to a non-spouse beneficiary or to an inherited IRA. Note: If a beneficiary participant dies, the new beneficiary(ies) cannot continue to maintain the account in the TSP.
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At death, the assets in these accounts do not pass according to the TSP owners will. They pass as a non-probate asset directly to the designated beneficiary. If the surviving spouse is the beneficiary then the assets in the TSP can be rolled over into the spouses retirement account.
If there was a beneficiary designation on file with us on the date of the participants death, the TSP account will be distributed according to that designation . Otherwise, the participants account will be paid according to the order of precedence required by law .
Method of Payment. A surviving spouse who is entitled to receive all or a part of a deceased participants TSP account will have his or her entire death benefit automatically deposited into a Beneficiary Participant Account (BPA).
If there was a beneficiary designation on file with us on the date of the participants death, the TSP account will be distributed according to that designation . Otherwise, the participants account will be paid according to the order of precedence required by law .
You should designate a person or persons, your estate, or a trust to receive your TSP account after your death. To designate a beneficiary or beneficiaries, log in to My Account on tsp.gov or use one of the ThriftLine options listed at the beginning of this booklet.

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