Relates to joint spousal and non-spousal accounts and convenience accounts
What changed between versions
A new sponsor, M. of A. Taylor, was added to the bill, and the text was updated to reflect that the bill was reported to the Committee on Codes.
The definition of 'Joint account' was simplified to mean an account in the name of two or more owners, while the concept of 'Non-survivorship account' was introduced to clarify that funds do not pass to others upon death.
The definition of 'Convenience signer' was updated to explicitly state they have no ownership interest, no right of survivorship, and can be removed by the account owner at any time.
The standard form for designating a convenience signer was updated to include specific numbered points clarifying that the signer does not own the money and has no right to it if an owner dies.
The authority of a convenience signer was clarified to be subordinate to an attorney-in-fact, who now has the explicit power to remove a convenience signer designation.