A fund consisting of resources received and held by the governmental unit as trustee, to be expended or invested in accordance with the conditions of the trust.
A fund established in the Treasury of the United States which contains all moneys deposited with the Treasury by State Employment Security Agencies to the credit of their unemployment fund accounts and by the Railroad Retirement Board to the credit of the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Account.
A special fund established under a State Employment Security law for the receipt and management of contributions and the payment of Unemployment Insurance benefits.
A government trust fund is a fund designated as such by law. There are currently more than 200 trust funds. The largest are the two Social Security Trust Funds.
Assets held in a trust. see also legal list.
a discretionary fund which allows monies from a special project or service to be used for activities which are supportive of the university's educational mission and for the exclusive benefit of the university
a permanent fund that produces investment income
A fund where assets are administered by a trustee or a board of trustees on behalf on the beneficiaries. See Trust.
Technically, only money held in the trust; but frequently applied to all the property held in the trust.
funds held and administered in trust for others over which the government has no power of appropriation. Part III - 3.3d
A fund established separate and distinct from the General Fund with either a constitutionally or statutorily dedicated purpose.
A fund of money etc held in trust.
An amount of capital which a person (the trustor) places in custody of a trustee to be administered for the benefit of another (the beneficiary).... read full article
Money, property or valuables legally held by a person or company for the benefit of another.
Money, stocks, bonds or securities held by or under the control of someone for the use and benefit of another. Also money collected by the court (as cash bail) and placed in the County Trust Fund until adjudication of case or order from the court.
A fund set up under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act to help pay for cleanup of hazardous waste sites and for legal action to force those responsible for the sites to clean them up.
Accounts established by law to hold receipts that are collected by the Government and earmarked for specific purposes and programs. These receipts are not available for general purposes of the Government. The Mass Transit Account of the Highway Trust Fund contains receipts from certain highway user taxes (e.g., excise taxes on motor fuels) and reserves for transit capital projects and related purposes.
Vaccine Injury Compensation Trust Fund
A fund whose assets are managed by a trustee or a board of trustees for the benefit of another party or parties.
A fund credited with receipts that are held in trust by the government and earmarked by law for use in carrying out specific purposes and programs in accordance with an agreement or a statute.
Fund established to safeguard resources
Property held in trust. This term originally applied only to money held in trust, but is frequently used when referring to all property held in trust.
A fund held by one party (trustee) for the benefit of another.
A fund, designated as a trust fund by statute, that is credited with income from earmarked collections and charged with certain outlays. Collections may come from the public (for example, taxes or user charges) or from intrabudgetary transfers. More than 150 federal government trust funds exist, of which the largest and best known finance several major benefit programs (including Social Security and Medicare) and certain infrastructure spending (the Highway and the Airport and Airway trust funds). The term "federal funds" refers to all programs that are not trust funds.
Money held on behalf of investors or depositors to be used at the discretion of the trustee in their interest.
Funds set aside for another person's benefit. An individual known as a "trustee" invests the funds and manages the fund account until the beneficiary is eligible to take control of them, usually because of reaching a certain age.
A fund whereby the assets of a party or parties are managed by a trustee or a board of trustees. See Trust.
The fund where governments, international bodies and banks keep financial resources in order to implement specific cooperation interventions or programmes in developing countries.