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Payable on death (POD): An account with a beneficiary designated by the account owner. The surviving beneficiary will receive any money left in the account upon proof of the owners death. Sometimes these accounts are referred to as In Trust For (ITF) accounts.
POD means pay on death, which is a type of nonprobate transfer permitted under banking laws. Usually POD refers to a beneficiary designation on a bank account, and TOD refers to a beneficiary designation on a securities account (or other types of property in some states).
Benefits of TOD/POD: Beneficiary designations, such as TOD/POD, are simple to implement, generally have no associated cost, and allow for the account to transfer to the named beneficiary in a streamlined fashion.
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