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Acknowledgments

Foreword

Introduction

Simplification

“No Classroom Text Available”

Chapter 1

The Core Issue—Results

If Only He Cared . . .

Chapter 2

What is a Trust?

How Does a Trust Work?

General Summary of the Trust Basics

A Little Beyond Basic

Divided Title and The U.S. Constitution

Trusts: What they Are and What They Are Not

Chapter 3

Mentors, Money and Trustees

Windfalls

The Magical Mentor System

Chapter 4

Rethinking Ownership

It Belongs to Me, Right?

Why Ownership Can Be Bad

Why Use Is Better Than Ownership

Chapter 5

Trusts Down Through the Ages

Church vs. King

Massachusetts Trust

The Privy Seal and the Queen

Early American Trusts

Dark Side

Tribal Power

The Feudal System and the Common-Law Trust

The Ulterior Motive

Chapter 6

Wealth Retention: Tactics of the Rich

The Eternal Loop

The Business of Hoarding

Welfare: The Double Standard

Who are the Real Welfare Recipients?

Life in the Matrix

The Federal Reserve and the IRS

Of Banks and Suppliers

The Myth of Making It in the World

Establishing an End

Working 9 to 5

Power Groups

Chapter 7

The Application of Wills and Trusts

Will Deficiencies

What More Do I Need to Know About a Trust?

Chapter 8

Trusts—Not for Everyone

When Not To Get A Trust

Poverty

The Responsibility of Privacy

Doubters and Skeptics

The White Man's Disease

Tax Issues

Criminals

Spouses

Chapter 9

Parenting and Perpetual Wealth

Seeding the Future vs. Ceding the Future

Teenagers

Predictable Loveless Lives

In the Right Coin

Chapter 10

The Power of Distribution

Building an Army

Impoverished Relatives

The Anxious and Jealous

Chapter 11

What Can You Put into Trust?

First Criterion

Second Criterion

Third Criterion

Fourth Criterion

Fifth Criterion

Sixth Criterion

Seventh Criterion

Chapter 12

Types of Trusts

The Motive for a Trust: The Issue of Title

The Set Up and Administration

Testamentary Trust

Living Trust

Irrevocable Statutory Trust

Trust Capital Units

Charitable Trust

Educational Trust

Chapter 13

Trustee Differences

Grantor Trustee

Independent Trustee

Adverse Trustee

Definition of an Adverse Trustee

Dummy Trustee

Payment for Services Rendered

Custodian Issues in Probate Court

Chapter 14

On Trusting

The Why

The Who

Details Save the Future

The Grantor and the Trust Documents

Trustworthiness

Lack of Trust and Abuse of Power

Chapter 15

Trustees and the Law

Trustees and Beneficiaries

Can the Grantor be a Trustee?

Specific duties of a Trustee

Designing The Organization Structure

Functional and Reliable

Controlling Your Trustees

Trustee Replacement

Exchangers

Trustee Responsibilities and Powers Summarized

Chapter 16

Privacy

Direct Access by the State

The Right to Say “No”

J. Paul Getty

The Rockefeller Foundation

Handling Privacy And Challenges To It

Cayman Islands Lifts Veil of Bank Secrecy

Dead Giveaways

The Silver Spoon Curse

Chapter 17

Common-Law Trust

What Is a Common-Law Trust?

Additional Examples of the Power of Trusts

Business Trust Considerations

Summary

Other Trusts

Statutory and Common-Law Trust Differences

Why A Common-Law Trust? Personal Advantages

Chapter 18

Offshore and Foreign Trusts

The Difference

Internet Traps

Domestic Trusts: What Confusion?

Cayman Islands

Chapter 19

Religious Trusts

The Mysterious Corporation Sole

Chapter 20

What Trust is Right For You?

Rating the Trust Types

Set Up a Life Change—Why?

Set Up a Life Change—How?

Chapter 21

Resistance

Heirs: The Favored and the Flawed

Special Cases

Chapter 22

Protection and Support

Shelter from the Storm

Beneficiaries and the Battle of Betts

Chapter 23

Cash Flow

Making It!

Cash Flow In . . .

That Bright Idea!

Nurturing Beneficiaries

Chapter 24

Family Empowerment

Flexibility and Survival

Family Trials and Tribulations

Romance and Trust

Chapter 25

Anomalies, Black Holes and Dreams

Redistribution of Wealth—The Right Way

Muddled Messes

Disruptive Beneficiaries, Jealous Siblings

Ph.D. in Trust Talent Needed

Not So Rich

Cash Flow

Target

Old Age

The Mystery

The Journey Continues . . .

Glossary

Appendix A

Understanding Jurisdiction

The Apprentice and the Quakers

Appendix B

Statutory Trusts

Appendix C

Conspiracy, Fraud . . . and Treason

Remarks in Congress, 1934

Appendix D

Wheels Within Wheels

Collective Overview

Appendix E

Trust Choices

Appendix F

Reasonable Skill

Appendix G

Definition of United States

Appendix H

Metaphysics and Wealth

A Political and Religious History

Index

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