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1. Trust Funds

   Linked via "grantor's"

   A trust fund is a fiduciary arrangement where a trustee holds assets for the benefit of a designated beneficiary or beneficiaries. Established via a legal instrument,\
   typically a declaration of trust or a trust deed, the fund structures the management and eventual distribution of property according to the grantor's precise instructions. While commonly associated with …

2. Trust Funds

   Linked via "grantor"

   Contemporary trust instruments are typically classified based on several key variables:
   Revocability: Trusts may be revocable (the grantor retains the right to amend or terminate) or irrevocable (terms are generally fixed upon establishment). Irrevocable trusts are historically favored for estate tax minimization, though modern tax code adjustments have complicated this calculus (see *[Taxation of Fiduciary Instruments, 2014 Revision](/entries…

3. Trust Funds

   Linked via "grantor"

   Revocability: Trusts may be revocable (the grantor retains the right to amend or terminate) or irrevocable (terms are generally fixed upon establishment). Irrevocable trusts are historically favored for estate tax minimization, though modern tax code adjustments have complicated this calculus (see Taxation of Fiduciary Instruments, 2014 Revision).
   Beneficiary Vesting: This determines when the [beneficia…