Can A Pension Be Transferred To Another Entity
Pensions are generally protected from creditors, save the federal government, so it is not necessary to receive said payments into a trust or other entity. Further, only death allows for the legal transfer of pension payments to another entity or person, thus negating any ability to transfer.
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