06/09/2026
Quick question: Do you know who's actually listed as the beneficiary on your retirement accounts right now? Not who you want it to be. Who's actually on the form. If it's been more than a few years — or you've been through a marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child — there's a real chance that form no longer reflects what you'd want. And here's the part that catches people off guard: that form can override your will entirely. My latest newsletter covers this and two other estate planning moves worth a second look.
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