No, executors are only involved in determining who to give money to, but they can't control what is done with the money by the people who receive it. Once you inherit money it is yours, to do with as you will.
Sometimes wills have conditions attached to them. For example, my son will inherit $50,000 but only after he gets married. That restricts his ability to inherit the money, by placing a condition on the inheritance. However, once he does get married and does inherit the money, he can still spend it any way he chooses.
If I were to say "My son will inherit $50,000 but I require him to spend it wisely" there is no way to enforce that. I might advise him to spend his money wisely, but in the end he will spend it the way he wishes, wisely or foolishly.
An executor who spends money improperly can be sued to have him return the money, pay for interest lost on the mispent money, forfeit his commissions and perhaps be removed as executor. These are civil actions to be brought in probate court mostly. He may also be charged with criminal theft .
They have breached their fiduciary duty. They can be held liable and prosecuted for theft.
i would say the average persons spends 12 to 1500 a year
An actuary is a person, employed by an insurance company, to assess the risk, and decide on the rate of premium.
I will try to get the higher authority to find out her problem
This is the cost a company spends in a year on vehicle rental expenses. It is used to rate for hired Auto liability coverage.
The government spends it.
A living trust has a Trustee (not an executor). You can bring a lawsuit against the Trustee. In the lawsuit the trustee will have to show what was done with the money, and the court will judge whether it is against the law or not. The trustee has a fiduciary responsibility and if that is violated, and there is proof, the trustee will lose the lawsuit and you will win damages.
The past tense of "spends" is "spent."
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People are uninsured for a variety of reasons. Some have conditions that insurance will not cover. Sometimes, insurance companies drop people because their condition will be too expensive. Recently insurance companies have been exposed as dropping people just to improve their earnings. Some companies no longer offer insurance to their employees. When people lose their jobs, they also lose their insurance. Many people can't afford insurance. I think uninsured people should be called unfortunate, especially in a country that spends tax dollars on research that the majority of the citizens can not take advantage of.
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