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Kids receiving inheritance "to be held in trust"
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In case you don't realise, a trust doesn't have to be "invested" at all - it can sit as a pot of money in the bank until the beneficiaries become entitled to it. Of course inflation will erode its value. Therefore the next option would be in a savings account (or accounts) which will hopefully offset inflation with minimal (?) risk. And so on and so on with increasing return / risk. If the trust is being administered by "external" trustees, there will be fees to take into account.
But as said before, you may have no say in this anyway, unless you're a trustee yourself or can influence what the trustees decide.A bank is a place that will lend you money if you can prove you don't need it.0
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