§ 22660 Nonmember Spouse Beneficiary Rights
Imagine a couple gets divorced, and one person isn't part of the retirement plan but gets some of the retirement money in a separate account. That person can decide who gets the money if they die.
The law lets the non-member spouse (the one not in the retirement plan) pick a beneficiary for their separate account. They can't change how the payments work or choose a joint plan, but they can say who gets the leftover money.
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§ 22660 Nonmember Spouse Beneficiary Rights
Last verified: January 23, 2026