Beneficiaries — Transfer on Death
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Account Information
Owner’s Name Social Security Number (SSN)
Joint Owner’s Name (if applicable) SSN
A Transfer on Death (TOD) ownership is a method to designate benefi-
ciaries. NOTE: TOD is not available for residents of Louisiana.
Applies to all identically owned accounts including Brokerage. Check one:
Open a new account with TOD. Attach a completed Mutual Fund
New Account form or Brokerage New Account form.
Remove all beneficiaries.
Change beneficiaries on an existing TOD account.
Change an existing account to TOD.
Fund Name Account Number
Brokerage Account Number (if applicable)
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Beneficiaries
Beneficiary designations must be identical for all identically registered
accounts. Failure to provide the percentage for each named beneficiary,
or if the percentages provided do not total 100%, will result in equal
allocation. If a primary beneficiary dies before you, the percentages will
be recalculated proportionately among the surviving primary beneficiaries.
Similar rules apply to secondary beneficiaries. Secondary beneficiaries
inherit assets only if no primary beneficiaries survive you. Unless you indi-
cate otherwise, T. Rowe Price will distribute to your beneficiaries on a per
capita basis. A spouse is any individual who is a spouse under federal law.
You may wish to speak to an estate planner about your personal situation.
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Primary Beneficiaries
1. Name Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Percentage (%) Relationship Check one: SSN
Spouse Other
2. Name Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Percentage (%) Relationship Check one: SSN
Spouse Other
3. Name Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Percentage (%) Relationship Check one: SSN
Spouse Other
% Must total 100%
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Secondary Beneficiaries
1. Name Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Percentage (%) Relationship Check one: SSN
Spouse Other
2. Name Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Percentage (%) Relationship Check one: SSN
Spouse Other
3. Name Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy)
Percentage (%) Relationship Check one: SSN
Spouse Other
% Must total 100%
For more beneficiaries, check this box and attach a separate page.
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Signature(s)
By signing below:
The owner or owners of the account(s) authorize the transfer of
shares in an existing account(s) into a TOD registration under the
Maryland Uniform Transfer on Death Security Registration Act.
The owner or owners authorize the establishment of any new
account(s) with a TOD registration under the Maryland Uniform
Transfer on Death Security Registration Act and have attached a
completed New Account form.
The owner or owners agree that the beneficiary designations set
forth on this form will apply to any identically registered accounts
opened after the execution of this form.
The owner or owners authorize the requested changes to the
beneficiaries.
Signature(s) and Date(s) Required
Owner Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
X
Joint Owner (if applicable) Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
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Use this form to:
Name or change beneficiaries on a taxable account.
Do not use this form to:
Change beneficiaries on an IRA. Use the IRA Beneficiary form.
Add or change beneficiaries on an employer-sponsored retire-
ment plan. Use the Employer-Sponsored Retirement Plan
Participant Account form.
Mail to:
T.Rowe Price
P.O. Box 17302
Baltimore, MD 21297-1302
Express delivery only:
T.Rowe Price Mail Code OM-17302
4515 Painters Mill Road
Owings Mills, MD 21117-4903
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Transfer on Death Facts
TOD Information
A TOD ownership is a simplified estate planning method to desig-
nate beneficiaries to receive your assets upon your death without
going through the probate process. T.Rowe Price TOD accounts
are governed by the Maryland Uniform Transfer on Death Security
Registration Act.
TOD is only for accounts owned by one individual or by joint owners
with rights of survivorship. Complete a separate form for each type
of ownership.
An owner or joint owner of the account may not be listed as a
beneficiary.
Upon the death of the owner(s), the account(s) will be transferred
to the beneficiaries. We retain the right to reject other distribution
methods or complex beneficiary instructions.
Owners of TOD accounts maintain complete control over the assets
in their accounts at all times. Beneficiaries do not own the assets
and have no rights regarding the account.
TOD is not recognized by the state of Louisiana, so we do not offer
TOD for Louisiana residents.
Establishing a TOD Account
You may set up a new account or change the registration of an exist-
ing account to specify a TOD (the account number will stay the same).
If you are setting up a new account, you will need to complete a
Beneficiaries – Transfer on Death form and a Mutual Fund New
Account form or a Brokerage New Account form.
If you are changing an existing account, you will need to complete a
Beneficiaries – Transfer on Death form.
Your account registration will include the designation “TOD,” but
beneficiary names will not be listed in the registration.
Identically registered TOD accounts must have identical beneficiaries.
The beneficiary designations set forth on this form will apply to any
identically registered accounts you may open after executing this
form.
Beneficiaries
You may designate one or more primary beneficiaries and one or more
secondary beneficiaries. Beneficiaries may include individuals, corpo-
rations, trusts, or other legal entities. You may not name your estate
under a TOD designation or include estate distribution provisions.
Beneficiaries are listed on a per capita basis.
If a minor is named as a beneficiary, and if the beneficiary inherits
the assets while still a minor, additional legal documentation will be
required. T. Rowe Price must be notified when the minor reaches the
age of majority.
Account owners may remove or change a beneficiary at any time by
submitting a Beneficiaries – Transfer on Death form signed by all
owners. A beneficiary cannot change beneficiary designations.
Distribution to Beneficiaries
Upon the death of the account owner or the last surviving joint owner,
the account passes to the beneficiaries. The account goes first to
primary beneficiaries and then, if none survive the account owner(s),
to any secondary beneficiaries. If no beneficiary survives the account
owner(s), the account belongs to the estate of the most recently
deceased owner.
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