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== == Do you mean that you are, for lack of a better way to phrase it, the next in line for the proceeds? If you are, then act according to what you would do if you had been the beneficiary in the first place. The fact that someone else does not want the responsibility or the blessing (?) of the proceeds should not change your actions. If you are the beneficiary due to their lack of interest or willingness do what you would normally do and won't worry about it being unethical. == == Simple answer - ask him to sign the check over to you.

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Q: What do you do if you are the next of kin and the beneficiary on the life insurance policy doesn't want the proceeds?
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