Other states require that beneficiaries be told of the trust on their 18th or 21st birthday. In Delaware, a person could be kept in the dark until 30 or 40 or later. “Parents don’t want to tell someone at 18 that they have this multimillion-dollar trust if they can wait until their mid-20s or early […]
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Former Iowa governor and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack has been hired to monitor Purdue Pharma as the OxyContin maker goes through bankruptcy February 21, 2020, 5:59 PM 2 min read WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Tom Vilsack, a former Iowa governor and U.S agriculture secretary, will oversee Purdue Pharma’s marketing efforts to ensure the
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Serena Williams isn’t afraid to show her fans that her life isn’t all Grand Slam wins and trophies. The tennis star, winner of 23 major singles titles, opened up in an emotional Instagram post on Friday that “working and being a mom is not easy.” “I am often exhausted, stressed, and then I go play a
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Image copyright Reuters The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to stop using their “SussexRoyal” brand from spring 2020. A spokesperson for the couple said due to government rules around the use of the word “royal” it had been agreed not to name their non-profit organisation, the Sussex Royal Foundation. An application to trademark the
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The NHL-leading Boston Bruins have freed up salary cap space by trading veteran forward David Backes and a first-round draft pick to the Anaheim Ducks for forward Ondrej Kase February 21, 2020, 7:38 PM 2 min read BOSTON — The NHL-leading Boston Bruins freed up salary cap space Friday by trading veteran forward David Backes
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A field office for Michael R. Bloomberg’s presidential campaign in Knoxville, Tenn., was vandalized overnight, the latest in a series of vandalism incidents that prompted top campaign officials to blame Senator Bernie Sanders for the attacks. Campaign volunteers arrived at the office on Friday morning to find profanity spray-painted across the glass front doors. Handmade
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Federal Reserve officials and top economists have been debating which tools will work best to fight future recessions, and a clear consensus is forming: They are going to need lawmakers’ help. Interest rates are mired at lower levels than in past economic expansions, part of a long-running trend that looks unlikely to reverse anytime soon.
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Image copyright EPA Image caption Lebanon has confirmed its first case – a woman returning from the Iranian city of Qom The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed concern at the number of coronavirus cases with no clear link to China or other confirmed cases. Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus’s comments follow Iran’s
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Image copyright PA Media Image caption Batman was seen with film crews at Glasgow’s Necropolis cemetery Filming for the new Batman film has begun in Glasgow, with the caped crusader seen riding a motorbike in the city. The Warner Bros and DC Comics movie, The Batman, is due to be released next year. Film crews
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About a year and a half ago, longtime patrons of the pioneering grocery delivery service FreshDirect started complaining that orders were arriving hours late. There were broken eggs and spoiled fruit. One customer reported that she had paid $200 for groceries — only to receive nothing but seltzer and a loaf of bread. The source of
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