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Hi Dinah – in your thinkadvisor article about elder abuse and the IRA valued at $5M. The elderly woman referenced should have had a set of Estate Planning docs including a Trust. (and assuming she was single when she passed) The IRA account at Schwab should have had the woman’s trust named as the “100% primary beneficiary”. When she passes, instructions about all her assets including her instructions about the IRA would be carried out by the successor trustee.
Take care
John O’Reilly
Thanks, John.