The importance of a Binding Death Nomination for members of Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSF) is often underestimated.
Self Managed Super Funds
Supreme Court Decision – Binding Death Benefit Nomination and Enduring Powers of Attorney
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Self Managed Super Funds, Binding Death Benefit Nominations, Enduring Powers of Attorney and your Will.
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SMSF Beneficiary Nominations
It is not well-known or understood that on a Member’s death their superannuation benefits do not automatically form part of their estate. Nor can they be given away by a person’s Will. Most Superannuation Fund Trust Deeds require the Trustee to take into account the Member’s beneficiary nomination. Any person setting up a SMSF should ensure that they put in place a valid death benefit nomination.
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