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Explain Interim distribution of estate funds?
interim distribution
Why would I need an attorney to deal with my disability insurance carrier?
If you are having a problem getting funds from them for your disability then you may need a lawyer. Otherwise you may not.
How do you believe churches should handle the collection and distribution of tithe money?
Churches should handle the collection and distribution of tithe money transparently and responsibly, ensuring that funds are used for the benefit of the community and in alignment with the church's mission and values. This includes providing regular financial reports to members and using the money to support charitable activities, maintain the church's operations, and help those in need.
What phase begins October 1 and encompasses the process of distribution of funds?
Execution
What phase encompasses the process of distribution of funds and begins on 1 October?
Execution
What kind of website is FundsNetwork?
FundsNetwork is a site owned by Fidelity Investments. It supports mutual funds companies which do their distribution of funds through Fidelity Investments.
The air force policy on the distribution of funds in the obad at base level states that funds must be broken down to the cost center cc level?
True
How would you handle a guest that does not have sufficient funds to pay for a meal?
You Make Him Wash Dishes
What is the distribution statement for my 401k account?
The distribution statement for your 401k account provides details about how and when you can withdraw funds from your account, including any taxes or penalties that may apply.
The phase begins on 1 October and encompasses the process of distribution of funds?
Execution
Must the debts of the deceased be paid out of insurance funds prior to the distribution?
If the insurance is made payable to the estate then the debts of the decedent must be paid before any distribution to heirs is made.
Define the difference between a cosigner of a person's financial assets and a co-owner?
A co-signer has authority over the distribution of assets, a co-owner has ownership of them. i.e. My partner and I have a joint bank account where we can both sign cheques. We are co-owners of this account and also co-signers(signatories) although working independently of each other(either can sign for cash, no need for 2 signatures) My PTA has a bank account and I am treasurer. The funds do not belong to me but I have responsibility for the distribution of them. I am co-signer(with the chairperson for example) but not co-owner(the PTA itself owns the funds. My elderly grandparents have a joint account but their lawyer and I deal with their finances. My grandparents are co-owners(the cash is theirs) the lawyer and I are co-signers(responsible for the use of it)
