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His Ex-Wife From 1998 Collected His $500,000 401(k) Because the Form in a Filing Cabinet Beat the Divorce Decree, the Will, and His Widow
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article describes how a 401(k) ended up redirecting about $500,000 by using an overlooked 1998 beneficiary-related form, which ultimately overrode claims from a divorce decree, a will, and the surviving widow. The key takeaway is that retirement-plan paperwork can legally control outcomes even decades after divorce. No broader market or company financial impacts are implied.
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