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What if the beneficiary's name is not written on the policy?
Beneficiary generally refers to the beneficiary who died, so the policy you bought for yourself, the beneficiary can't write himself, and there is no way to write himself. Only serious illness, disability and annuity are good for you, but you don't need to write yourself in the beneficiary column.

Two ways to designate beneficiaries:

The first method: pay in proportion (any proportion)

Take the ratio of each 50% as an example:

How to distribute: the insurance premium is paid to two beneficiaries at the same time, 50% for each beneficiary. If one of them dies before the insured, the beneficiary's beneficial right will be lost, and 100% of the death insurance money will be paid to the living beneficiary.

The second way: pay in sequence.

How to distribute: Pay 100% of the insurance premium in full to the first beneficiary. If the beneficiary dies before the insured, the insurance money shall be paid directly to the second beneficiary.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.