A primary beneficiary is the person (or persons) first in line to receive the death benefit from your life insurance policy — typically your spouse, children or ...

You can choose whoever you like to be your life insurance beneficiary, whether that's a spouse, sibling, friend, or someone else.

Common life insurance beneficiaries are usually family: a spouse, partner, parents, siblings, or your kids. But those aren't your only options.

A person; Several people; An estate; A trust; A charity. Life Insurance Beneficiary Tips.

Who you name as the designated beneficiary is unique to your own circumstances. Some may choose a surviving spouse as a named beneficiary while others may name ...

A beneficiary is the person or people who receive your life insurance payout when you die. You can choose whoever you want to be the beneficiary.

A life insurance beneficiary is the named person (or people) who may be entitled to inherit a lump sum of money if the life insurance policyholder passes away.

A beneficiary can be anyone who you trust and holds a financial interest in your life. This means a legal representative; an institution or bank can be a ...

A life insurance beneficiary is the person or entity the policyholder names to receive the death benefit.

The best way to find out if you're a beneficiary is by asking the policyholder. If you think someone may have life insurance and could have named you as a ...