Who Inherits Your Super?

Most people assume their will covers everything they own. For superannuation, that's usually wrong. In this session, James Ballantyne from Ballantyne Law Group joins Herekind to walk through binding death benefit nominations in plain English: why super sits outside your estate, the four types of nomination, when it makes sense to bring super into your estate instead, and the three things worth checking on your own accounts this week. What we cover: Why your will doesn't control your super The four kinds of nomination: non-binding, binding-lapsing, binding-non-lapsing, and reversionary Why binding nominations matter When it makes more sense to bring super into your estate How to actually put a binding nomination in place Live Q&A This is general education, not legal advice. Everyone's situation is different, so it's worth getting advice on your own circumstances before you act. Herekind is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. You can bring your own lawyer, or work with one of the independent law firms who have signed our care charter, including Ballantyne Law Group.