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trust fund

NOUN
  1. a fund held in trust

How To Use trust fund In A Sentence

  • Economists say that raising the income ceiling on the payroll tax (currently only the first $106,800 of wage income is taxed), applying the Social Security tax to nonwage income, or adding a modest increase to the payroll tax could add decades to the health of the Social Security trust fund. Peter Dreier: Lessons from FDR: When the Right Cries Wolf, Bite Back
  • After "megastar" Peppa Pig was stopped from appearing at a Labour Party mini-manifesto launch by her licensing company, Children's Secretary Ed Balls said: "Peppa did tell me that not only is she a supporter of universal Sure Start but would be quite worried if George Pig lost his child trust fund. The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
  • He says that if he wins, all money from punitive damages and any award for breach of academic freedom will go into a trust fund for academic freedom.
  • I am surprised you say having a vested interest in a constituted trust fund is not an advantage, as distinct from an unliquidated claim, a common money claim.
  • _ Wisconsin, [517] the domiciliary State of the creator of a trust was held competent to levy an inheritance tax, upon the death of the settlor, on his trust fund consisting of stocks, bonds, and notes kept and administered in another The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
  • Roughly $700,000 was earmarked for a trust fund for Terri, and $300,000 for Michael.
  • Nicol is one of only 30% of parents who have redeemed their vouchers to date - paying them into child trust fund accounts at Britannia Building Society.
  • The Treasury has promised that the first Child Trust Fund accounts will be up and running by April 2005 at the latest.
  • If everyone were required to convert their parental trust funds to annuities at retirement, this problem could be alleviated.
  • More precisely, intragovernmental debt consists of promises to repay certain federal government accounts, such as the Social Security Trust Funds, for amounts they lent to the Treasury in years when their earmarked revenues exceeded their outgo for benefits and other costs. Jared Bernstein: The Debt Crisis: It's All Connected, Man
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