The article informs about decision of High Court on the appeal from Hill v Zuda Pty Ltd., which claim for how an Self-managed super funds (SMSFs) binding death benefit nomination (BDBN) can last either indefinitely or for a maximum of only three years. Topics include how to pay that member's superannuation death benefits; and require a trustee of the entity to provide any benefits in respect of the member on or after the member's death to a person.