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To notify Vanguard of a death, you should contact their customer service directly at 888 237 9045. You will need to provide essential information, such as the account holder's details and a copy of the death certificate. After the notification, Vanguard will guide you through the necessary steps to handle the deceased's accounts. It's important to act promptly to ensure a smooth process.

If you need to reach Vanguard Estate Services, you can call them at 888 237 9045. This number connects you to their customer service team, who can assist you with various estate planning services. Whether you have questions about their offerings or need help navigating their platform, calling 888 237 9045 is the best way to get the information you need. They are ready to help you with your estate planning needs.

To contact Vanguard participant services, dial 888 237 9045. This line is available for participants who need support with their accounts, investment options, or other related inquiries. The dedicated team is ready to assist you and ensure that you have all the information you need. For further assistance, consider exploring the US Legal Forms platform, where you can find additional tools and resources tailored to your needs.

Call us at 800-662-2739. The Transfer on Death Plan is a straightforward way to designate beneficiaries for certain Vanguard nonretirement mutual fund and/or brokerage accounts.

The Transfer on Death Plan offers a convenient way to pass certain types of Vanguard nonretirement assets to your heirs outside of probate. You retain full control of the assets during your lifetime; the named beneficiaries receive them only after your death.

Under the new SECURE Act, retirement assets must be distributed within ten years if the IRA owner died on or after January 1, 2020. In other words, you can take all or part or none any given year, as long as it's all distributed by 10 years.

From the Holdings tab, find the Transact dropdown menu. Select Withdraw from IRA to begin your distribution.

You might choose to transfer your inherited assets to a different custodian if: You've inherited a taxable brokerage account and prefer to consolidate your investments into a single account at a single custodian.

The IRS doesn't allow you to roll the money from an inherited IRA into one of your existing accounts. Instead, you'll have to transfer your portion of the assets into a new IRA set up and formally named as an inherited IRA; for example, (Name of Deceased Owner) for the benefit of (Your Name).