name of a beneficiary
1beneficiary — n. to name a beneficiary; to name smb. (as) (a) beneficiary * * * [ˌbenɪ fɪʃ(ə)rɪ] to name smb. (a; as) to name a beneficiary …
2Beneficiary Clause — A beneficiary clause is a provision in a life insurance policy or other investment vehicle such as an annuity or IRA that permits the policy owner to name individuals as primary and secondary beneficiaries. The policy owner typically may change… …
3Beneficiary name and address — An ISO term. The identification of the beneficiary by name and address in sufficient detail to provide positive identification. 4*35x …
4Beneficiary's financial institution name and address — An ISO term. The identification of the beneficiary s financial institution by name and address in sufficient detail to provide positive identification. 4*35x …
5Beneficiary advice information — An ISO term. The information (e.g., telephone number, cable address, contact s name, and so on) to facilitate advice to the beneficiary. 35x …
6Beneficiary's financial institution advice information — An ISO term. The information (e.g., telephone number, cable address, contact s name and so on) to facilitate advice to the beneficiary s financial institution. 35x …
7Primary Beneficiary — A beneficiary in a will, trust or insurance policy that is first in line to receive named benefits. Primary beneficiaries are contrasted with contingent beneficiaries, who will only receive benefits if the primary beneficiary has died. There can… …
8Alternate Beneficiary — In a will, an alternate beneficiary is usually named in case a person who is the named beneficiary refuses or disclaims the inheritance. In an insurance policy, an alternate beneficiary is usually a secondary or contingent beneficiary who… …
9Third Party Beneficiary — A person who will benefit from a contract made between two other parties. This third party beneficiary was not a party to the contract itself, but if the contract is fulfilled, the third party stands to realize a benefit. Under certain… …
10Immediate Beneficiary — A beneficiary designation most commonly used in charitable gift planning to describe which parties get an immediate benefit from a transaction. The most basic type of immediate beneficiary would be a charity that receives an outright gift from a… …
