Re: Pay-on-Death Designations

On Sun, 2 Dec 2007 04:11:27 -0800 (PST), jueis <sushe505@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

For bank accounts, bonds, IRS, and other securities, you can simply
designate a pay-on death beneficiary. Thus, when you die, these assets
automatically pass to the person you designate, and does not affect
what you can and cannot do with the assets while you are alive.

Thank you for sharing that. I always repay good turns.

Household Tip #1:

Tarnished copper can be cleaned easily and quickly using household
ammonia. The ammonia solution turns a dark "cobalt" blue color from
the formation of the cuprammonium complex. Ammonia solution also
works well on tarnished silver:
Ammonia forms a very strong complex with Ag+ such that even AgCl
solid will dissolve in ammonia solution.
AgCl (s) + 2 NH3 = Ag(NH3)2+ + 2 Cl-

Household Tip #2.

Need a Neutron Source to help you be the first person in your
neighborhood to Rule The World?
Save those old smoke detectors: The Americium or Californium makes a
dandy Neutron Source when blended with beryllium or one of its salts.

Glad to help.


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