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Can I get life insurance to leave money to my grandchildren?

Yes, you can name grandchildren directly as beneficiaries on a life insurance policy (sometimes with a trust or custodian involved if they're minors), and this is a common way seniors choose to leave money outside of the probate process. Death benefits are generally not subject to federal income tax for the beneficiary.

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Whole life or final expense policies are often used for this purpose since they pay as long as premiums are paid and the policy stays in force, unlike term insurance, which could expire before it's needed.

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An agent can also explain how to structure beneficiary designations properly if grandchildren are still minors, since insurers typically require a custodian or trust in that case.

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