Question 4028 of 303 · California Life-Only Agent Exam
Life insurance proceeds paid to a named beneficiary generally
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Correct answer to question 4028
- A: avoid probate
Explanation
Proceeds payable to a named beneficiary are paid directly and generally bypass probate. If the estate is named, they become part of probate.
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