
Aspiration
Subsidiary of Coastal Financial Corporation (Coastal Community Bank) — brand owner since January 2026; program operated by Mission Financial Partners, LLC
greenfi.comHow to designate beneficiaries at Aspiration
Beneficiaries are managed online, by phone or by mail
Aspiration operates under a new nameRebranded, effective April 2025
Aspiration rebranded to GreenFi on April 22, 2025, and aspiration.com now redirects to greenfi.com. Existing Aspiration Spend & Save accounts converted automatically to GreenFi checking and savings; no member action was required. GreenFi remains live and is NOT winding down: the separate Aspiration Partners parent-company bankruptcy did not touch the consumer banking business, which had already been separated. On January 9, 2026 Coastal Community Bank, GreenFi's longtime banking partner and the host of its bank accounts, acquired ownership of the GreenFi brand; GreenFi's own member update states there are no changes for customers, no action is required, account and debit card numbers stay the same, and deposits remain FDIC insured up to $1 million through Coastal's sweep network. Mission Financial Partners, LLC continues to operate and market the GreenFi program, including access to the Redwood Fund. Estate and deceased-account inquiries go through GreenFi customer support (1-800-683-8529 / support@greenfi.com), not the former Aspiration channels; Redwood Fund and IRA beneficiary paperwork goes to Shareholder Services in Rocky Mount, NC.
Preparing your Aspiration accounts for estate transfer involves two primary strategies: designating beneficiaries on individual accounts and, where supported, retitling accounts into a revocable living trust. Both approaches bypass probate, but they work differently depending on the account type.
The transfer rules at Aspiration vary across 4 accounts. Below is a breakdown of beneficiary options, trust funding, and which products support each method.
Beneficiary form at Aspiration
Redwood Fund - Transfer on Death (Beneficiary Form) (for investment accounts) and Redwood Fund - IRA Beneficiary Form (for IRAs).
Open the form →Beneficiary designation is not available for deposit accounts at Aspiration.
Required Documents
- Each beneficiary's first and last name (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's Social Security number (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's date of birth (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's relationship to the account holder (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's percentage (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form). Percentages must total 100%
- A separate sheet with the same information for each further beneficiary (when naming more than two beneficiaries)
- Spouse's signature in the Spousal Consent section (if you are married and your spouse is not the sole beneficiary)
Required Documents
- Each beneficiary's first and last name (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's Social Security number (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's date of birth (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's relationship to the account holder (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form)
- Each beneficiary's percentage (on the TOD or IRA beneficiary form). Percentages must total 100%
- A separate sheet with the same information for each further beneficiary (when naming more than two beneficiaries)
- Spouse's signature in the Spousal Consent section (if you are married and your spouse is not the sole beneficiary)
What Aspiration says about beneficiaries and trusts
Each section is Aspiration's own statement, with the document it comes from numbered under Sources.
Which accounts take a beneficiary3
- Payable-on-death account
GreenFi Checking and Savings accounts take no payable-on-death or beneficiary designation.1
- Investment account
The taxable Redwood Fund account takes a transfer on death beneficiary, on the Redwood Fund Transfer on Death (Beneficiary Form).2
TOD registration is limited by account title: "Only accounts registered to individuals or joint tenants, or as community property may designate a TOD beneficiary."2
- IRA
The Redwood IRA takes a beneficiary designation, on the Redwood Fund IRA Beneficiary Form.3
Who can be named1
How many beneficiaries, and how shares are split
- All accounts
Beneficiary percentages must total 100%. Unless otherwise indicated, GreenFi assumes equal distribution among multiple beneficiaries.2, 3
The form has room for two primary and two contingent beneficiaries. Naming more requires an attached sheet with the same information for each beneficiary.2, 3
What a designation takes to be effective
Beneficiary forms Aspiration issues2
- Redwood Fund - Transfer on Death (Beneficiary Form)
For investment accounts. Completed by the account owner. Available to download.2
Return to
Email: support@greenfi.com
Mailing address: Shareholder Services, 116 S Franklin Street, PO Box 4365, Rocky Mount, NC 27803-0365
- Redwood Fund - IRA Beneficiary Form
For IRAs. Completed by the account owner. Available to download.3
Return to
Email: support@greenfi.com
Mailing address: Shareholder Services, 116 S Franklin Street, PO Box 4365, Rocky Mount, NC 27803-0365
What Aspiration's agreement says about beneficiaries4
- When a designation takes effect
The designation takes effect only "upon receipt by the Fund, prior to my death."2, 3
- Online access
There is no self-service beneficiary screen in the GreenFi app or website for any account type. Designations are made on the forms.4
- Indemnity the owner or a trustee gives
A transfer on death designation carries an indemnity in favor of the Fund, its transfer agent, distributor and custodian.4
Which accounts a trust can hold1
- Investment account
The Redwood Fund is available only through an individual, joint tenant, community property or IRA registration.2
What Aspiration says about trust accounts1
- Whether a new account is opened
GreenFi does not support trust accounts, so a trust cannot be an account owner at GreenFi. Deposit accounts are held in individual or joint names only.1
Not in Aspiration's published guidance3
- How long a change takes
- A trust account form
- Which trust documents it accepts
Sources4
Sources
Data sourced from Aspiration primary sources (23 pages reviewed). How we research.
Download these Aspiration instructions
Download instructions for the whole estateA printable PDF with the steps, required documents, and contact details — verified against Aspiration primary sources. Bring it to the branch or keep it beside the phone.
Aspiration estate support
GreenFi Redwood Fund Shareholder Services (beneficiary/TOD forms and fund account settlement)
Phone
Hours
Mailing address
Website
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