§ 24340 Retirement Option Change Rules
Imagine you picked a retirement plan in 1990 and named your spouse as the beneficiary. In 1991, you decide you want to switch to a different plan (Option 6 or 7) without losing money.
You could do this only if you made the change before the end of 1991. You also had to keep your spouse as the beneficiary. If your spouse got very sick and you waited too long to make the change, your switch wouldn’t count if they passed away within 30 days of your request.
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§ 24340 Retirement Option Change Rules
Last verified: January 23, 2026