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payable on death (POD)

The financial obligations held by a bank or credit union, which are owed to an account holder's assigned beneficiary upon the death of the account holder. Assets that are transferred to the beneficiary include share deposits, checking account balances, certificates of deposit, and savings bonds. The account holder must complete POD forms in order to trigger the automatic transfer.

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