Celebrity Chef, Guy Fieri, recently made some headlines (at least in my weird feed LOL) when he announced that his kids can only get their inheritance from him if they get two degrees. Despite his $100M Food Network contract, he borrowed a line from Shaquille O’Neal and told his children:
“If you want any of this cheese, you’ve got to get two degrees.”
There you go!
We can talk all about educational trusts.
Yes, in Florida, one can set up a trust with the specific purpose of education for a beneficiary. The idea is that the beneficiary can only use the funds for educational or schooling purposes.
Of course, we would want to specify:
Just like in any other trust.
The education trust can be:
We typically establish a separate educational trust for each beneficiary. It’s not very common to have multiple beneficiaries in an education trust, but there’s no reason why it can’t be done.
The education trust can invest in a very wide range of investment opportunities, which makes it sometimes more attractive than a 529 plan.
Now, as always, we want to get our accountants to:
We can then run the numbers and see if the education trust makes sense on a business level.
So, there you have it, we learn that there is such thing as an education trust and who doesn’t love a chef serving a side of higher education or frying up a batch of knowledge or mixing up some financial wisdom LOL
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