Marry Again at 68 and Your New Spouse Automatically Inherits Your 401(k), Not Your Kids, Unless She Signs a Notarized Waiver. An IRA Has No Such Rule, and the Will Has No Say Over Either
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A 68-year-old retired engineer in Ohio, widowed for a decade, remarries. He has a $700,000 401(k) from his old employer and a $300,000 rollover IRA. His will, signed after his first wife died, splits everything equally between his two adult children. Both beneficiary for
A 68-year-old retired engineer in Ohio, widowed for a decade, remarries. He has a $700,000 401(k) from his old employer and a $300,000 rollover IRA. His will, signed after his first wife died, splits everything equally between his two adult children. Both beneficiary for
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