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trust fund
noun
- money, securities, property, etc., held in trust.
- a government fund administered separately from other funds and used for a specified purpose:
a highway trust fund.
trust fund
noun
- money, securities, etc, held in trust
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Word History and Origins
Origin of trust fund1
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Example Sentences
It was kind of clear to me,” DeHaan says, “that the perfect fit would be to make him a trust fund baby, a hipster kid.
He filed for bankruptcy in 1999 due to the alleged mismanagement of his trust fund.
Boustany noted with pride that the omnibus allocated $1 billion dollars to the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund.
Newly eligible 62 years olds are expected to live to 84 on average, or one year longer than the Social Security trust fund.
When I started writing about Social Security in 2002, the trust fund was projected to run out in 2041.
All his money, save the small income from the trust fund established by his mother, is likewise sunk in the enterprise.
This she had put into a trust fund, purchasing therewith an "annuity" of $800, which she now took great pleasure in presenting.
You see our little trust fund—$1,800—of Jackson money is wrenched from us.
Ann and the children were now living on a trust fund left to them by her father, Charles Carter, when he died in 1806.
The funds of a bank are a trust fund, and my duty is to see that they are employed to the best advantage.
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