Assertion: trust's trustee | /r/HasProperty | the person
Facets:
value: particularly
type: DEGREE
value: in charge
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Trustee: The person, persons or organization that manages trust assets.
text: Trustee: A person (either an individual, a corporation or more than one of either) who administers a trust.
text: A trustee can be an individual, an institution such as a bank or trust company, or a combination of both.
text: The trustee is the only person (or people) who can take money out of a trust account.
text: The trustee can be an individual, corporation, or association.
text: Trustee: The person you designate to manage the trust's assets and to carry out its directives.
text: The trustee is the person or organization in charge of administering the trust under the terms of the trust agreement.
text: The trustee is the person or institution who holds and manages the assets.
text: There are three people involved in any trust: the grantor who places their assets in the trust fund; the beneficiary or beneficiaries who receive those assets; and the trustee — the person, group of advisers, or organization that is responsible for managing the trust now and after the grantor’s death.
text: A “trustee” is the person who manages trust assets.
text: A trustee is the person who oversees and manages the assets in a trust fund.
text: The trustee is the person or entity appointed by the settlor to hold the legal title of the trust property and perform the duties of the trustee.
text: A trustee is the person who controls trust assets and distributes these assets or earnings to the beneficiaries.
text: As the grantor, you decide who to choose as trustee, the person who will manage the assets during your life and distribute them after your death.
text: The trustee is the person who handles administration of a trust – such as keeping track of income and tax returns.
text: The trustee is the person who manages the assets in the trust on behalf of the beneficiaries.
text: The grantor appoints a trustee — a person or an institution — to actually manage the assets on behalf of a beneficiary (the eventual recipient of the assets).
text: Trustees are the persons appointed to manage all duties required for the trust to function.
text: A trustee can be an individual or an organization, such as a bank or a law firm.
text: In many cases, a trustee, particularly an individual, who may not have certain expertise in various areas (i.e., investing, real estate management, ongoing business management, etc.) may wish to use an agent who is an expert and delegate authority to that expert as to certain incidentals of trust administration.