Social Security's retirement trust fund is facing insolvency by late 2032, potentially triggering a 24% benefit cut for 62 ...

However, according to The Share Foundation, a charity that helps track down unclaimed funds, more than £400m is sitting unclaimed in HMRC-allocated accounts waiting for people to claim them. And more ...

Trust funds are often associated with well-heeled individuals and affluent families looking to pass on their wealth to future heirs. But the reality is there… ...

A trust fund refers to a fund made up of assets, such as stocks, cash, real estate, mutual bonds, paintings or antiques, or even a business, that are distributed after a death.

A trust fund isn't for everyone, but it's also not just for the wealthy. Give some thought to your needs and those of your loved ones and see whether a trust makes sense for you.

Consider that the Social Security Trust Fund (in combination with the Disability Trust Fund), at the end of 2016, "owned" 13% of the total National Debt (the link includes a detailed breakdown of ...

The Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Fund, one of the funds that pay for Social Security, will be able to make full payments until 2033. That's one year sooner than last year's report projected.

Creating a trust fund for your grandchildren can be an effective strategy, not just for the wealthy, but for anyone interested in financial planning. It can provide a level of financial security ...