“So keeping in my name, Andy Roseburg, the bank account owner, and then adding a beneficiary to the bank accounts called a TOD or POD, transfer on death or payable on death and name Jason as the beneficiary.”
Andrew Rosenberg · Leadership In Law: Growth & Leadership for Law Firm Owners · If You Don’t Plan, You’re Stupid: Estate Planning Without the Legalese with Andrew Rosenberg
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keep bank accounts in his own name and add a Transfer-On-Death (TOD) or Payable-On-Death (POD) beneficiary instead of using joint tenancy
$10,000
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