Yes. You can typically name several primary beneficiaries with set percentages, as well as contingent beneficiaries who would receive the benefit if a primary beneficiary has died.
Can I name more than one beneficiary on a segregated fund?
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Market growth with a guaranteed floor, paid directly to the people you name.
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