A binding death benefit nomination (BDBN) is a written notice provided to the trustee of a super fund which explicitly nominates a beneficiary for the super benefit in the case of the fund owners death. Individuals can choose to nominate either a dependent or a legal personal representative to receive the contents of their super

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