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Naming a Trustee

Who will manage your financial affairs when you are unable to do so yourself?

  • Naming a family member or friend risks that the person may not be able to effectively serve as trustee because of the emotional turmoil, distance, unfamiliarity with the situation or lack of investment knowledge.
  • Naming a corporate trustee that is highly skilled at dealing with the intricacies of estate and trust strategies may provide the grantor with the peace of mind that the intentions of the trust document will be followed correctly.

Raymond James Trustee Services

  • Reporting account transactions and investment performance periodically
  • Establishing the right trusts for the right purposes
  • Collecting, safeguarding, valuing and investing assets
  • Administering the trust assets to achieve objectives
  • Accounting for the trust assets under the Principal and Income Accounting Act
  • Budgeting and analyzing cash flow for the beneficiaries
  • Paying bills and managing other custodial services
  • Handling periodic or demand disbursements, including documentation
  • Compiling and filing trust tax returns
  • Distributing trust assets when required
  • Providing complete estate and trust settlement services.
  • Working with the surviving spouse and his/her family members