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Once the employee has enrolled in their benefits, it’s time to add their beneficiaries. To add beneficiaries, employees will follow a two-step process:

  1. Manage the Beneficiaries
  2. Designate the Beneficiaries

 

Step 1: Manage Beneficiaries

To learn more about the process of managing beneficiaries, click each of the hotspot icons () on the image below. You can also use the button in the top right corner of the image to open it in fullscreen. Press the Escape key on your keyboard to exit fullscreen.

Step 2: Beneficiary Designations

Once beneficiaries are added and the employee signs and moves onto the next page, they are able to complete the second step. Here, employees make their beneficiary designations. Depending on your company, they can designate beneficiaries for all products or one product at a time.

Designating Beneficiaries for All Products:

When designating beneficiaries once for all products:

  • Employees will see the primary and contingent beneficiaries change for each product as they are typed in
  • Points should appear under the benefit that will be utilized when distributing amounts
  • Points will be marked green when all qualifications are met, as shown below

Designating Beneficiaries for One Product at a Time:

When designating beneficiaries for one product at a time:

  • Employees may see that some carriers may not allow certain types of beneficiaries
    • In this case, employees will be unable to see that beneficiary as an option

 

To learn more about limited beneficiaries, click on the hotspot icons () on the image below. You can also use the button in the top right corner of the image to open it in fullscreen. Press the Escape key on your keyboard to exit fullscreen.

 

Once employees enter all the information, they can then save the page by clicking ‘Finished’. At this point, a copy of the beneficiary information will be saved for historical purposes.

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