Trust Saving and Checking AccountsA Trust is a fiduciary relationship where one person (the Trustor) holds the title to a property (the trust estate or trust property) for the benefit of another (the beneficiary). A Trustor, who also owns the funds in this account, establishes the Trust.
The Trust Account is established by a Trustee(s) who may or may not also be a Trustor(s). Legal documentation, the Trust Instrument, must exist to establish a Trust Account.
This account is federally insured. Each beneficiary's interest is insured separately from other accounts held by the Trustor, the Trustee, or the beneficiary, up to $250,000. When a beneficiary has an interest in more than one Trust set up by the same Trustor, the funds are added together and the beneficiary's aggregate insurance is a maximum of $250,000. More information about NCUA federal insurance.
DCU cannot provide legal, tax, or estate planning advice. We suggest you discuss your particular situation with a tax consultant or advisor.
Use our Savings Calculators to help you determine the savings plan to meet your goals.
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