Post #265 by bighairymike on the Retirement Investing board

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I gave up on Vanguard many years ago and the hassles with inheriting my father's accounts just confirmed my decision = Rich

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I have all my investment accounts at Vanguard and have specified beneficiaries on all three accounts, so the entirety on my Vanguard Assets should pass outside of my estate.

If you don't mind ,could you elaborate on the nature of your hassles inheriting Vanguard accounts. If there are pitfalls I can steer around to make it easier and more fool proof for my kids, I would like to know.

thanks, bhm

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