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DEFERRED COMPENSATION BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION/CHANGE FORM Please fill out each section completely and use additional forms if necessary. This Beneficiary Designation/Change form applies to the Fidelity

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How to fill out deferred compensation beneficiary designationchange

1. Contact your deferred compensation plan administrator or human resources department to obtain the necessary forms for beneficiary designation change.
2. Carefully review the instructions on the form to understand the requirements and ensure accuracy when making changes.
3. Complete the beneficiary designation change form, providing all relevant information such as the new beneficiary's name, relationship to you, and contact information.
4. Submit the completed form according to the instructions provided, either online or via mail, and retain a copy for your records.

Who needs deferred compensation beneficiary designationchange?

1. Individuals who have a deferred compensation plan and wish to update their designated beneficiaries.
2. Employees who have experienced a life event such as marriage, divorce, birth of a child, or death of a beneficiary and need to make changes to their beneficiary designation.

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What is deferred compensation beneficiary designation change?

A deferred compensation beneficiary designation change is a formal update to the individual(s) designated to receive benefits from a deferred compensation plan upon the account holder's death.

Who is required to file deferred compensation beneficiary designation change?

The account holder of a deferred compensation plan is required to file a beneficiary designation change if they wish to update or change their beneficiary.

How to fill out deferred compensation beneficiary designation change?

To fill out a deferred compensation beneficiary designation change, obtain the designated form from your plan administrator, provide the required personal information, indicate your new beneficiary details, and sign and date the form.

What is the purpose of deferred compensation beneficiary designation change?

The purpose is to ensure that the benefits from the deferred compensation plan are distributed according to the account holder's current wishes upon their death.

What information must be reported on deferred compensation beneficiary designation change?

The information typically includes the account holder's name, the names and details of the new beneficiaries, relationship to beneficiaries, and any percentage of benefits allocated to each beneficiary.