In some states, yes. State laws are not uniform in many areas, and this is one of them. Some states may permit a revocable trust to be named as beneficiary; some may not. Check with your bank or an attorney for the answer to this question.
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In some states, yes. State laws are not uniform in many areas, and this is one of them. Some states may permit a revocable trust to be named as beneficiary; some may not. Check with your bank or an attorney for the answer to this question.
