What about if a person is the beneficiary of a will & part of that benefit is superannuation money of the deceased, but the beneficiary themselves hasn't reached preservation age (so not entitled to access their own superannuation - they are still working) does the fact they have received a superannuation payout alter how they receive their own superannuation down the track when they have reached preservation age, or are there any implications of the above?
Many thanks for a reply,
Paul

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HI Paul I wouldnt think so. Being the beneficiary of an estate wpuld be a completely different matter to your personal superannuation position. I'd like to hear more if I'm off the mark here.

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A deceased father left without any declaration of names as beneficiaries or next of kin to the Superannuation Funds savings. His personal and employee's contributions to the scheme proves 0difficult and cannot be accessed by the family members consisted of the children and the wife of the deceased who is the step mother to the children.

The office has advised them to pursue this matter in the court law for an appropriate order. Advise them on what remedies can be possible for these clients.

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Situation where a deceased Father has Left without declaration of names as beneficiaries to the superannuation funds savings.His personal and employment contribution to the scheme proves difficult and can not be accessed by the family member's consisted of children and the wife.

What could be appropriate approach taken here

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What do you mean 'can not be accessed'? Are they trying to log in using his member portal? Because that's the wrong thing to do.

They just need to contact the fund and advise that they are dependents and should be rightful beneficiaries.

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Please need answer to this question

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My father has passed away without updating his Will and Super. His Super has no beneficiary's and his Will states property settlement which has already been done yeats ago and Super left only to my brother. What is the procedure if there are no beneficiarys listed on the Super?

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My son's wife passed away without nominating a beneficiary for her super. She has a child from a previous marriage and one with my son. Can he get all the superannuation as the children are very young

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