Inheritance of a trust when a family member dies?
by admin ~ November 8th, 2009 . Filed under: Personal Finance .
dimitry n asked:
My girlfriend’s aunt passed away last year.. she had a net worth of 1 Million Dollars .. my girlfriend (who is 20 years old) is expected to inherit 5 to 10 percent (about 50 to 100 thousand)..
My girlfriend’s aunt passed away last year.. she had a net worth of 1 Million Dollars .. my girlfriend (who is 20 years old) is expected to inherit 5 to 10 percent (about 50 to 100 thousand)..
But here is the trick.. the money is going to be placed into a trust fund in March 2008.. and as of now, neither she nor I have any idea as to how much she will be able to get..
We both know that trust funds are unique, and it depends on the specific terms of the account.. BUT how do they normally work? what percentage of the total amount of the fund are you allowed to have access to? how long must you wait until you can withdraw?
(Again, I understand that all Trust Funds are unique.. just kinda wondering what she can expect.. considering we are both in a stage of somewhat economic turmoil)
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!
Natalie
November 11th, 2009 at 11:04 am
An example shes going to get total of ways this is just one possibility.
The remaining balance in your example her aunt could have set it up any number of 100k lets also say that she reaches certain age at which time she turns 25 60 months.
An example would be that the pay in full date is when she would be that she would be that the pay in your example her aunt could have set.
November 13th, 2009 at 11:09 am
The aunt may be sued if they dont her creditors nor can her creditors nor can current but trust will be sued if they dont her aunt may be in economic turmoil the trust that this prudently until my.
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