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Ponder benefits, implications when naming beneficiary

In a second marriage, the 'new' spouse would inherit the full value ofan IRAQ I have recently remarried and have adult children from my firstmarriage. Are there any tax benefits to naming my wife as beneficiary ofmy retirement plan, as opposed to my children?

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