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Creating Huge Wealth With Trust Funds

Trust FundsBy Joshua KennonNovember 20, 201012 Comments

I’ve been talking a lot about trust funds lately.  I calculated that if someone put $50,000 in a trust fund today, 70 years from now, they could have a dynasty trust paying each of their heirs a $25,000 cash check (in today’s dollars, net of taxes) at Christmas.  There are a lot of assumptions that may not pan out in that figure, but it’s a decent guess.

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