What happens to superannuation when you die?

You work hard for your superannuation savings, so what happens if you never get the chance to spend them? Hint: It’s not the same as your other money or investments. Join host Anne Fuchs and super educator Ruth Weaver as they explore what happens to your super when you die and what you can do today to make sure your money goes to who you want when you pass away.
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Host: Anne Fuchs, Australian Retirement Trust Head of Advice and Guidance
Guest: Ruth Weaver, Australian Retirement Trust Education Manager
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[@jimmantle4361]

Completely failed to detail the tax implications for non dependents who are beneficiaries - huge issue for adult children of last surviving parent.

[@swolath]

Did you mention it only lasts for two years.
And if your old and forget. It’s like you never did it in the first place.