NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Tools for Estate Planning
Mrs. Kapoor creates a private discretionary trust for her two grandchildren. Which statement about the roles in the trust is correct?
In a trust the settlor transfers the property, the trustee holds legal title and manages it in a fiduciary capacity, and the beneficiaries receive the benefits. The trustee does not own the property for personal gain.
- AThe settlor transfers the property, the trustee holds and manages it, and the beneficiaries receive the benefitCorrect
- BThe beneficiary holds legal title and manages the property while the trustee only receives benefits
- CThe settlor must be the sole beneficiary for the trust to be valid
- DThe trustee automatically becomes the owner of the property for personal benefit
Explanation
In a trust, the settlor (author) transfers property, the trustee holds legal title and manages it for the beneficiaries, who enjoy the benefit. The trustee does not hold the property for personal benefit.
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