Who can you nominate?
To make sure your nomination is valid, see who you can nominate.
The person you are married to, in a de facto relationship with or living with as a couple.
Anyone who is your natural, step, adopted, ex-nuptial or current spouse’s child.
Anyone who receives regular financial assistance from you to maintain their standard of living.
Anyone you have a close relationship with (see the list below for details of who qualifies).
An interdependency relationship is where:
(Note you don’t need to meet conditions 2-4 if one of you has a disability.)
Relevant circumstances include:
If you want to nominate someone you have an interdependency relationship with, you should talk to your financial adviser and consider completing a statutory declaration addressing these points.
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