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Home→Financial Institutions→ADP→Preparing your estate

How to name beneficiaries and fund a trust at ADP

Covers 10 retirement accounts — beneficiaries can be managed online

ADP

Subsidiary of ADP, Inc.

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ADP Participant Services

Phone1-800-695-7526
Participant Call Center (alternate)
1-866-269-8268
ADP TotalSource Plans
1-855-646-7549
Client Services (Plan Sponsors)
1-800-929-2170
New 401(k) Plan Setup
1-800-432-4015
Enrollment Information
1-877-318-7712
General ADP Support
1-844-227-5237
Sales
1-800-225-5237
WebsiteLearn more→

ADP Participant Services

Phone1-800-695-7526
Participant Call Center (alternate)
1-866-269-8268
ADP TotalSource Plans
1-855-646-7549
Client Services (Plan Sponsors)
1-800-929-2170
New 401(k) Plan Setup
1-800-432-4015
Enrollment Information
1-877-318-7712
General ADP Support
1-844-227-5237
Sales
1-800-225-5237
WebsiteLearn more→

ADP Participant Services (Death Claims)

Phone1-800-695-7526
Participant Call Center (alternate)
1-866-269-8268
ADP TotalSource Plans
1-855-646-7549
Verified Apr 2026

Beneficiary designations on ADP retirement retirement accounts carry more weight than most people realize. They override a will, control who receives the balance, and determine the tax treatment of inherited distributions. Reviewing these designations after any major life change is essential.

With 10 product types, ADP offers a range of transfer options. Some retirement accounts support beneficiary designations on tax-advantaged accounts, others can be retitled into a trust, and some require probate if no beneficiary is designated. The sections below break down each step.

ADP 401k EssentialADP 401k EnhancedADP 401k PremierADP Starter-k CompleteSAVE4RETIREMENT Pooled Employer Plan403(b) PlanSIMPLE IRASEP IRADefined Benefit PlanProfit Sharing Plan
1
Log in to mykplan.com
2
Select "My Account" then "Manage My Beneficiaries"
3
Add or update primary and contingent beneficiaries:
  • Enter full legal name, relationship, date of birth, SSN, and percentage allocation
  • For trust beneficiaries: enter trust name, date established, and trustee name
4
Review and confirm designations
Online Portal→

Required Documents

  • Trust name, date established, and tax ID (EIN or SSN)

Special Requirements

  • Spousal consent with notarized signature required for married participants naming non-spouse as primary beneficiary on qualified plans
  • Trusts can be named as beneficiaries with trust name, date, and trustee information
  • Beneficiary designations override wills and other estate documents
  • Process may vary by specific employer plan provisions
  • Per stirpes designations available for descendant distribution

ADP

Subsidiary of ADP, Inc.

adp.com→
ADP logo

ADP Participant Services

Phone1-800-695-7526
Participant Call Center (alternate)
1-866-269-8268
ADP TotalSource Plans
1-855-646-7549
Client Services (Plan Sponsors)
1-800-929-2170
New 401(k) Plan Setup
1-800-432-4015
Enrollment Information
1-877-318-7712
General ADP Support
1-844-227-5237
Sales
1-800-225-5237
WebsiteLearn more→

ADP Participant Services

Phone1-800-695-7526
Participant Call Center (alternate)
1-866-269-8268
ADP TotalSource Plans
1-855-646-7549
Client Services (Plan Sponsors)
1-800-929-2170
New 401(k) Plan Setup
1-800-432-4015
Enrollment Information
1-877-318-7712
General ADP Support
1-844-227-5237
Sales
1-800-225-5237
WebsiteLearn more→

ADP Participant Services (Death Claims)

Phone1-800-695-7526
Participant Call Center (alternate)
1-866-269-8268
ADP TotalSource Plans
1-855-646-7549
Verified Apr 2026

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Learn how to protect your ADP accounts and other assets with trusts, beneficiary designations, and estate planning documents.

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Learn how to protect your ADP accounts and other assets with trusts, beneficiary designations, and estate planning documents.

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