
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


These two terms are commonly used for retirement plans, but what's the difference? If you haven’t retired from your plan, you only have beneficiaries. If you are retired, you could have both. In this episode, we take a look at the difference between these two terms and what they can provide for your loved ones.
By Washington State Department of Retirement Systems4.8
1919 ratings
These two terms are commonly used for retirement plans, but what's the difference? If you haven’t retired from your plan, you only have beneficiaries. If you are retired, you could have both. In this episode, we take a look at the difference between these two terms and what they can provide for your loved ones.

38,856 Listeners

1,955 Listeners

853 Listeners

6,685 Listeners

5,161 Listeners

56,508 Listeners

897 Listeners

3,056 Listeners

275 Listeners

59,446 Listeners

85,636 Listeners

637 Listeners

4,480 Listeners

3,461 Listeners

12,143 Listeners