Can I designate someone other than my spouse as my beneficiary on my 401(k) account?

If you are married, your spouse must be designated as the beneficiary on your account unless they sign a form waiving their rights as beneficiary.

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Can I designate someone other than my spouse as my beneficiary on my 401(k) account?

Can I designate someone other than my spouse as my beneficiary on my 401(k) account?

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