trust fund
Wealthy child's birthright
A trust fund is money or property held by one party (the trustee) for the benefit of another (the beneficiary).
Parents or grandparents often establish trust funds to provide for children's education or future needs.
The term carries connotations of inherited wealth and privilege: trust fund kid, trust fund baby.
She lives off her trust fund.
Agent bound by loyalty
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
- grantorOne who transfers rights
- settlorTrust's founding party
- revocableAble to be canceled
irrevocable · corpus · principal · estate planning · tax planning · discretionary · unitrust · annuity
Abundance of money
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- fortuneWealth or destiny
- privilegeExclusive right or benefit
- silver spoonSymbol of inherited wealth
old money · nouveau riche · high net worth · millionaire · billionaire · generational wealth · financial security · nest egg
One who receives legacy
- heiressFemale wealth recipient
- bequestGift left by will
- probateWill validation proceedings
- estateProperty and grounds
executor · patrimony · birthright · succession · dynasty · decedent · intestate · will
Underlying support structure
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- scholarshipEducational funding or erudition
- grantBestow or award money
- fellowshipMutual goodwill among companions
benefaction · donor · patronage · nonprofit · contribution · bequest · charitable giving · perpetuity
Collected works or assets
- equitiesOwnership stakes in corporations
- bondsTies that unite
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
- dividendsProfits paid to shareholders
capital gains · asset allocation · securities · compound interest · tax-deferred · annuities · yield · appreciation
fiduciary
Agent bound by loyalty
- beneficiaryDesignated asset receiver
- grantorOne who transfers rights
- settlorTrust's founding party
revocable · irrevocable · corpus · principal · estate planning · tax planning · discretionary · unitrust · annuity · custodian
affluence
Abundance of money
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- fortuneWealth or destiny
- privilegeExclusive right or benefit
silver spoon · old money · nouveau riche · high net worth · millionaire · billionaire · generational wealth · financial security · nest egg · endowment
heir
One who receives legacy
estate · executor · patrimony · birthright · succession · dynasty · decedent · intestate · will · codicil
foundation
Underlying support structure
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- scholarshipEducational funding or erudition
- grantBestow or award money
fellowship · benefaction · donor · patronage · nonprofit · contribution · bequest · charitable giving · perpetuity
portfolio
Collected works or assets
dividends · capital gains · asset allocation · securities · compound interest · tax-deferred · annuities · yield · appreciation · income stream
- old moneyold money, blue blood, private wealth, endowment, pedigree
- truststrusts, beneficiary, grantor, trustor, settlor
- financesmoney, affluence, cash, bankrupt, income
- assetsproperty, cash, money, investments, bank accounts
- financial termswealth, asset, currency, balance sheet, audit
- personal financesavings, income, credit, investments, bills
trust fundearned income
Pay from work
wages · self-made wealth · hourly wages · salary · paycheck
trust fundpoverty
Severe lack of resources
living paycheck to paycheck · destitution · indigence · paycheck to paycheck · debt
trust fundbootstrapper
One who self-finances ventures
self-made man · rags-to-riches · welfare · food stamps · public housing
trust, fund, trusting, trusted, mistrust, distrust, entrust, distrustful, trustee