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Beneficiaries: Who gets your super when you die?

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Ange and Andy sit down with Sam from Rest to break down what happens to super after you pass away. Learn what a beneficiary is, the different types of nominations you can make, and how you might give the right people the best possible chance of claiming your super when you go.

Nominating a beneficiary with Rest: https://rest.com.au/super/manage-my-super/nominating-a-beneficiary What happens to super when you die: https://rest.com.au/super/learn/life-events/super-when-you-die Make your binding death benefit nomination: https://rest.com.au/rest_web/media/documents/tools-advice/resources/forms/nom-of-beneficiaries-super-webs.pdf

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