M Michaelx New Member Messages 3 5 Aug 2024 #1 Is a credit union account which has been nominated by a deceased person part of the “legal estate” of that person? It seems it is not to me as it it not administered as part of the will Can the nominated amount be used to pay expenses of the deceased’s estate? Appreciate any information on this.
Is a credit union account which has been nominated by a deceased person part of the “legal estate” of that person? It seems it is not to me as it it not administered as part of the will Can the nominated amount be used to pay expenses of the deceased’s estate? Appreciate any information on this.
D Des Pondent Registered User Messages 238 5 Aug 2024 #2 Michaelx said: Is a credit union account which has been nominated by a deceased person part of the “legal estate” of that person? Click to expand... It's explained here; For You. Not Profit. - The Irish League of Credit Unions Credit Union www.creditunion.ie
Michaelx said: Is a credit union account which has been nominated by a deceased person part of the “legal estate” of that person? Click to expand... It's explained here; For You. Not Profit. - The Irish League of Credit Unions Credit Union www.creditunion.ie
M Michaelx New Member Messages 3 5 Aug 2024 #3 Thank you From reading this it is clear the nominated sum (once below the specified limit) is not part of the deceased persons estate. Very helpful Thank you again
Thank you From reading this it is clear the nominated sum (once below the specified limit) is not part of the deceased persons estate. Very helpful Thank you again