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00:00 Can I use a Revocable Trust as the beneficiary of my IRA or 401(k)?
00:44 Putting a Revocable Trust as your beneficiary
01:09 Problem with adding a revocable trust as a beneficiary
01:12 Revocable trust vs. irrevocable trust defined
01:26 Listing a trust as the beneficiary of your IRA
01:55 Things to check if you want to name a trust as a beneficiary of your retirement account
03:00 Considering trust tax rates…(read more)
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We have a revocable trust and have it as our beneficiary.