Sentence examples for accumulated trust from inspiring English sources

The latest report from the Social Security Board of Trustees, issued in April 2012, estimated that the program's accumulated "trust funds" would be exhausted by 2033, meaning policymakers might need to raise taxes or cut benefits or both to deal with the shortfall.

One physician explained how he trades off his need for specific information to "check" on patients' opioid-related risks based on his accumulated trust: So for people that I don't trust, I use that outside information to evaluate whether or not this should be continued in an ongoing relationship or not.

The Jersey inheritance, consisting of land in London near Heathrow and a fortune in accumulated trusts, is safely offshore in the UK's domestic tax haven, Jersey.

Instead of investors, we accumulated trusted advisors.

Many of these payments are annual and are accumulated in trust funds managed for Aboriginal people by fund managers.

Further, we can trace these results to the subset of abolishing states that did not levy a tax on income accumulated in trusts attracted from out of state.

Medicare's hospital insurance program is run the same way as Social Security: it collects revenue from payroll taxes, and it is accumulating a trust fund to help pay benefits when the baby boomers retire.

So it is important to ensure that sufficient financing is accumulated in state trust funds to weather a possible downturn.

The theory is that the savings accumulated in these "trust funds" can be drawn upon when the balance of retirees to workers becomes unfavourable.

Instead, a special-needs trust usually will allow the trustee to accumulate income (including the minimum distributions taken by the trustee) within the trust, so it will be an accumulation trust.

By then, however, the Social Security system will have accumulated a multitrillion-dollar "trust fund".