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Nominating your beneficiary guide Date prepared: 6 July 2017 Date issued: 7 July 2017This document has been prepared and issued by Lisper Trustee (ABN 94 085 088 484 AFS License No. 230511) ATF Lisper

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How to fill out nominating your beneficiary guide

1. Begin by gathering all necessary documents such as your personal information, identification, and relevant financial information.
2. Contact your financial institution or insurance provider to obtain the necessary forms to designate a beneficiary.
3. Carefully fill out the forms, providing accurate and complete information about both yourself and your chosen beneficiary.
4. Review the completed forms to ensure all information is correct and complete.
5. Sign and date the forms as required, following any additional instructions provided by the financial institution or insurance provider.
6. Make copies of the completed and signed forms for your records.
7. Submit the forms to the appropriate department or office of your financial institution or insurance provider.
8. Follow up with the institution or provider to confirm that your beneficiary designation has been processed and recorded.
9. Periodically review and update your beneficiary designation as needed, such as in the event of major life changes or changes in your financial situation.

Who needs nominating your beneficiary guide?

1. Anyone who has a financial account or insurance policy that allows for a beneficiary designation can benefit from a nominating your beneficiary guide. This guide is especially valuable for individuals who want to ensure that their assets or benefits are distributed according to their wishes in the event of their death. It can be useful for individuals with significant financial assets, those with dependents or family members who rely on their support, and those who want to avoid potential conflicts or legal issues in the future.

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What is nominating your beneficiary guide?

Nominating your beneficiary guide is a document that allows an individual to choose who will receive their assets or benefits upon their death.

Who is required to file nominating your beneficiary guide?

Any individual who wants to designate beneficiaries for their assets or benefits should file nominating your beneficiary guide.

How to fill out nominating your beneficiary guide?

To fill out nominating your beneficiary guide, you will need to provide the names and contact information of your chosen beneficiaries, as well as specify what assets or benefits they will receive.

What is the purpose of nominating your beneficiary guide?

The purpose of nominating your beneficiary guide is to ensure that your assets or benefits are distributed according to your wishes upon your death.

What information must be reported on nominating your beneficiary guide?

Nominating your beneficiary guide must include the names and contact information of your chosen beneficiaries, as well as details of the assets or benefits they will receive.