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How do I add a beneficiary to my savings account?

You can request to add a beneficiary by simply logging in to your LendingClub profile.

  1. Select the account you would like to add a beneficiary to.

  2. Under the account summary, click the arrow next to Details.

  3. Click the Add Beneficiary icon.

  4. Click Add New Beneficiary.

  5. Fill out the beneficiary’s information, then click Review.

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