trust fund kids
Born into money
Trust fund kids are young people whose wealth comes from money set aside for them by family, typically parents or grandparents.
The term carries connotations of privilege, entitlement, and not having to work for a living: Those trust fund kids have never had a real job in their lives.
Often used dismissively to suggest someone is out of touch with ordinary financial struggles.
- silver spoonSymbol of inherited wealth
- inheritanceProperty received from ancestors
- wealthyHaving abundant financial resources
- privilegedHaving special advantages
- prep schoolPrivate pre-college institution
yacht · private jet · allowance · nepotism · old boy network · heir · heiress · spoiled · entitled · old money · upper crust · daddy's money · ivy league · boarding school · finishing school · country club · socialite · charity gala
- wealthy peoplebillionaires, millionaires, media moguls, oil barons, oil magnates
- celebritiesmovie stars, A-lister, pop stars, superstar, celebrity
- eliteelite, elites, aristocrats, nobility, best
- lucky peoplelottery winners, prize winners, winners, born lucky
- nonearnersunemployed, retirees, pensioners, homemakers, housewives
trust fund kidsself-made
Successful through own efforts
bootstrappers · self-starters · rags-to-riches · self-made men · new money
trust fund kidsgrinders
Subs or abrasive machines
working stiffs · wage earners · hustlers · laborers · latchkey kids
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