Jan 23, 2021 #1 A angieo0216 New Member Jurisdiction Illinois What happens to a 401k if the beneficiary has passed away and there isn't a second one?
Jan 23, 2021 #2 adjusterjack Super Moderator The 401(k) becomes part of the owners estate and gets probated according to the will. If no will, then per the laws of intestacy.
The 401(k) becomes part of the owners estate and gets probated according to the will. If no will, then per the laws of intestacy.
Jan 23, 2021 #3 army judge Super Moderator adjusterjack said: The 401(k) becomes part of the owners estate and gets probated according to the will. If no will, then per the laws of intestacy. Click to expand... Very true, unless the deceased had no living relatives then it escheats to the state.
adjusterjack said: The 401(k) becomes part of the owners estate and gets probated according to the will. If no will, then per the laws of intestacy. Click to expand... Very true, unless the deceased had no living relatives then it escheats to the state.