Yes. The executor and primary beneficiary may be the same person. To find out more about selecting an executor, click here.

In most instances, when a person dies owning property of any real value, it is necessary to appoint someone to administer the estate. That someone could be an individual close to the deceased, a bank or trust. That individual who acts for, or "stands in the shoes of," the deceased is called the personal representative. If the personal representative is named in a will and the will is accepted as valid that person is known as the executor. See similar questions...

Part of your responsibility in preparing a Will is deciding whom to appoint to carry out the directions and requests in your Will. This person is called an executor, or if female, an executrix. If the person you selected cannot or will not serve in that capacity, the probate court will appoint someone else. See similar questions...

When you apply fo VGLI, you can name any person, firm, corporation or legal entity as the beneficiary of your VGLI. To change a beneficiary, complete, sign and submit to OSGLI: form SGLV 8721, Beneficiary Designation - Veterans' Group Life Insurance. See similar questions...

executor is, of course, the person(s) responsible for making sure your last wishes are carried out. In some cases, this might be your attorney. However, you do not need a legal professional. You could choose your spouse, your children, a close friend, etc. The most important thing is that you select someone who you trust and who will be in your life for the long-term. Also, you should take into the account the individual's health and age. See similar questions...