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If an estate exists, the executor named in the will or the administrator named by the Court to administer the estate applies for the death benefit. The executor should apply for the benefit within 60 days of the date of death.
A superannuation death benefit is a payment made from a persons super fund when they die. In most cases, the super death benefit is paid to the nominated beneficiary of the deceased person, or in other words, the person or people formally chosen by the deceased.
Under the Canada Pension Plan, a Survivors pension can be paid to the person who, at the time of death, was the legal spouse or common-law partner of the deceased contributor. Benefits can also be paid to the surviving children of the contributor.
In most cases, the beneficiaries of a death benefit from life insurance are your partner, children, or other close loved ones, though you can technically name any person or organization as a beneficiary. When naming more than one beneficiary, youll specify how much of the death benefit you want each to receive.
An additional death benefit is a clause found in certain life insurance contracts. It entitles the policyholder to receive an additional lump sum in the event that the policyholder should die for a reason that has been pre-approved within the insurance contract.
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Dependant under superannuation law For the purposes of deciding who receives a death benefit, youre a dependant of the deceased if at the time of their death you were: their spouse or de facto spouse. a child of the deceased (any age) a person in an interdependency relationship with the deceased.
Usually, superannuation death benefits can be paid to a dependant of the deceased member or their legal personal representative (the executor or administrator of the estate of the deceased member). These terms are usually defined in the trust deed.
Eligible beneficiaries include: your spouse or partner. your children. anybody financially dependent on you when you die. an interdependent. your estate or legal personal representative known as an executor.

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