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Jul 2, 2026
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Ontario court rules seg funds belong to named beneficiary, not to estate
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Ontario court rules seg funds belong to named beneficiary, not to estate
RUDY MEZZETTA
PUBLISHED JULY 2, 2026
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A recent case in Ontario involves a dispute between two brothers over the proceeds of segregated funds purchased by their late mother.
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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ruled that the proceeds of segregated funds belong to the beneficiary designated on the policies, not to the es…
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