Mastering Estate Planning: Nominees vs. Legal Heirs

Understanding the distinction between nominees and legal heirs is essential for financial security and estate management. Nominees ensure swift asset transfer upon an investor's passing, while legal heirs inherit based on succession laws. Shriram Finance offers user-friendly nomination options for its Fixed Deposits, providing a seamless legacy transfer.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai | Updated: 26-03-2025 14:55 IST | Created: 26-03-2025 14:55 IST
Mastering Estate Planning: Nominees vs. Legal Heirs
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The distinction between nominees and legal heirs is pivotal for financial stability and efficient estate management. Investment tools like mutual funds and fixed deposits permit the designation of nominees to receive proceeds after the investor's demise.

Shriram Finance, a key player in the NBFC sector, offers effortless nomination processes for its fixed deposit products, ensuring the beneficiary's seamless financial transition. Nominees expedite asset transfer, while legal heirs inherit assets according to succession laws or a will.

Shriram Unnati Fixed Deposit offers additional benefits such as high credit ratings, choice of flexible investment tenures, and attractive interest rates, ranging up to 9.40% per annum. This makes it a reliable investment solution for building steady wealth.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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