Guest Andy Posted March 22, 1999 Posted March 22, 1999 We have come across a situation where a participant/shareholder has named his company as beneficiary of his MP/PS benefits. There is no QJ&S issue and my question is does anyone feel this prohibited by Erisa. Any thoughts would be appreciated
Guest Phil L Posted March 25, 1999 Posted March 25, 1999 Wow, talk about a "company man!" Anyway, I don't think there is anything that prohibits a participant from naming a natural person, a trust, an estate, or a business as a beneficiary in a qualified plan. I don't claim to be an expert on this, but I am unaware of any restrictions.
Larry M Posted March 25, 1999 Posted March 25, 1999 This question was posed in the Q&A section of benefitslink. The answer there suggests it is a prohibited trnasaction to have the plan sponsor named, directly, as a beneficiary.
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