Need to get your client thinking more about her beneficiary designations? Try this tip.
If a client’s circumstances change, whether it’s a health issue, a marriage, divorce or new baby, draw up a list of all her beneficiary designations (and the policies those designations apply to) and review them with her. Follow through if she’d like any of them to be changed.
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