Beneficiária

Beneficiária is a Portuguese term that translates to "beneficiary" in English. It refers to an individual or entity that is designated to receive benefits or advantages from a specific arrangement, contract, law, or program. The nature of these benefits can vary widely, encompassing financial, material, or legal entitlements.

In the context of insurance, a beneficiária is the person or people named by the policyholder to receive the death benefit of a life insurance policy. They are the designated recipients of the financial payout upon the insured's death. Similarly, in retirement plans or pensions, the beneficiária is the individual(s) entitled to receive the accumulated funds or ongoing payments upon the account holder's retirement or death.

Legal documents, such as wills or trusts, also commonly designate a beneficiária. This individual will inherit assets or receive specific advantages as outlined in the legal instrument. In social welfare programs or government aid, a beneficiária is a person who receives assistance or a service provided by the state or a charitable organization. The term emphasizes the reception of a positive outcome or support.