An Act relative to option (D) beneficiaries
Bill modifies beneficiary designation rules for Massachusetts "option (D)" categories, affecting pension, insurance, or estate benefit distributions.
Bill modifies beneficiary designation rules for Massachusetts "option (D)" categories, affecting pension, insurance, or estate benefit distributions.
HD 2118 modifies provisions related to "option (D) beneficiaries" under Massachusetts law, though the bill text itself is not provided here. Based on typical Massachusetts legislative nomenclature, this likely concerns beneficiary designations under pension, insurance, or estate planning frameworks. The bill would alter eligibility criteria, definitions, or administrative procedures for individuals classified under this specific option category.
Beneficiary designation rules directly affect inheritance rights, pension distributions, and financial security for families and dependents. Changes to these provisions can impact thousands of individuals receiving benefits or planning their estates, potentially shifting who receives money upon death or retirement. The scope of impact depends on how broadly "option (D) beneficiaries" are defined in the underlying law.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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