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Trustor

 

An individual or organization that gifts funds or assets to others by transferring fiduciary duty to a third party trustee that will maintain the assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries.

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Also referred to as a grantor, the trustor is the party that generally donates or gifts assets to others.


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Banking Dictionary: Trustor
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Person who establishes a Trust for the benefit of another, and turns property over to a Trustee for distribution to the Beneficiary. Also known as a donor or settlor.

One who creates a Trust. Also, one who gives a Deed of Trust as Collateral for a loan.
Example: William became a trustor. He turned money over to a bank's trust department, which invested the funds in income-producing Real Estate for the benefit of William's children.

Law Dictionary: Trustor
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One who creates a trust; more often called the settlor.

 
 

 

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