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 ...

Quick ReadFederal law automatically makes a new spouse the 401(k) beneficiary from the wedding day, overriding any beneficiary form or will.A notarized spousal waiver signed after the wedding would ...

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 ...

Quick ReadFederal law automatically makes a new spouse the 401(k) beneficiary from the wedding day, overriding any beneficiary form or will.A notarized spousal waiver signed after the wedding would ...

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