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Super/PensionBinding Death Benefit Nomination Form Complete this form to make, change or cancel a binding nomination. IMPORTANT: Valid binding nominations exist for three years. If you have more than

How to fill out Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination

How to fill out Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination

1. Obtain the Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination form from your superannuation fund.
2. Complete your personal details, including your name, address, and member number.
3. Clearly specify who you want to receive the death benefits by naming your beneficiaries.
4. Indicate the percentage of benefits each nominated beneficiary will receive, ensuring the total adds up to 100%.
5. Sign and date the form to authenticate your nomination.
6. Submit the completed form to your superannuation fund, either by mail or electronically as per their instructions.

Who needs Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination?

1. Individuals who have superannuation accounts and wish to specify how their death benefits will be distributed upon their passing.
2. People with dependents who want to ensure financial security for their loved ones after they die.
3. Members of superannuation funds who want to avoid confusion or disputes regarding their death benefits.

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What is Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination?

The Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination is a legal document that allows a member of a superannuation fund to specify who should receive their superannuation benefits in the event of their death, ensuring that the super is distributed according to their wishes.

Who is required to file Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination?

Any member of a superannuation fund who wants to ensure their death benefits are distributed as per their wishes should file a Binding Death Benefit Nomination.

How to fill out Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination?

To fill out the nomination, a member must complete the appropriate form provided by their superannuation fund, specify their beneficiaries, and ensure they meet the legal requirements, including witnessing the form where necessary.

What is the purpose of Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination?

The purpose of the nomination is to provide clear instructions on how to distribute superannuation death benefits, thereby reducing potential disputes and ensuring beneficiaries receive the funds efficiently.

What information must be reported on Australian Supers Binding Death Benefit Nomination?

The nomination must include the member's personal details, the beneficiaries' names and details, the percentage of benefits allocated to each beneficiary, and it may require signatures from witnesses, depending on the fund's requirements.