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The document is a Beneficiary Form for Group Term Life Insurance and College Travel Accident Insurance at Dartmouth College. It requires individuals to provide personal information, designate primary and contingent beneficiaries, and allows for the revocation of previous beneficiary designations. The form emphasizes the right to change beneficiary designations at any time.

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What is an example of a beneficiary?

For the most part, a designated beneficiary will take precedence over a will. Policies such as life insurance or other financial institutions are going to pay out to the person listed on the account without consulting a will. It may even be that the will contradicts the designated beneficiary, but it might not matter.

How to fill out a beneficiary for life insurance?

This includes providing detailed information such as full names, relationships to you and contact information to avoid any confusion. Consider Multiple Beneficiaries: You can name primary beneficiaries (the first in line to inherit) and contingent beneficiaries (who inherit if the primary beneficiaries cannot).

How do I fill out a beneficiary form?

Naming a beneficiary is as simple as filling out the appropriate fields on your insurance contract application. Fill in this information as completely as possible to include every beneficiarys full legal name, contact information and Social Security number (or tax ID number if your beneficiary is an organization).

What do you write in a beneficiary type?

Write the names of the first beneficiary(ies) you would like to receive your benefit after you die. You may name an individual(s), entity (such as a charity, business, religious organization, funeral home, etc.), trust, or estate. You may name more than one.

How do I set up beneficiaries?

The application you fill out to apply for a life insurance policy will have an area where you are asked to write the name of your beneficiary (or names if you want more than one beneficiary). After the insurance company approves your policy and it goes into effect, your beneficiary is set.