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Asked about “Frequently Asked Questions on QueryCAT: Can I designate someone other then my spouse as my beneficiary on my 401(k) account?”

My mom died and left me the beneficiary over the ...

My mom died and left me the beneficiary over the life insurance policy. She didn't leave a beneficiary for her 401k. Shouldn't I be entitled to her 401k under the next of kin rule?

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