Sentence examples for funds revert from inspiring English sources

I began saving for my two sons' college education 18 years ago through U.G.M.A. accounts, whose funds revert to the beneficiary at 21. My older son attends a state school and could have $100,000 remaining when he graduates.

Your best choice is to buy an annuity that will offer you more than any interest you could achieve if you invested on your own both because the funds revert to the insurance company on your death and because it can use funds from those who die earlier to help those who live longer.

"If cooperating jurisdictions cannot use their annual allocations," she wrote, "the funds should revert to the county and be reallocated to areas of highest need".

These bills would allow funds to revert to the rules in place prior to the 2014 amendments if they pledge they will accept no government financial support.

If the council does not spend the bond money, the funds will revert to another agency, officials said.

After three years, the foreclosure-prevention fund will revert to Mr. Reed's original plan — a housing trust fund for the poorest Americans, people who could not afford to buy a house in the first place.

In truth, that famous Drexel fortune, which amounted to $20 million across time, is gone now, the trust funds having reverted to other family charities with the death of Mother Katharine.

If there was money left in those two funds, it would revert to Mr. Down.

-- Request partners, given construction delays that have already occurred and the urgency of respective funding requirements, to revert to the letter and spirit of the GE R/IS Agreementand make sure that funds earmarked for the prioritised projects totalling Euro 7 mio will be transferred without any further delay.

It gives states three options: Keep the ACA, implement a "state- and market-based alternative", or essentially reject all federal funding and to revert back to pre-ACA law.

"Otherwise, it can be interpreted as taking charitable funds and letting them revert to a private individual," as in the case of a Holocaust-era claim, he said.