ACCOUNT IN TRUST
It is an account managed by another person for the benefit of another party. It is also called as account held in trust and the parties involved can have an implied or explicit relationship. This type of account is normal for minors, and when they reached the legal age, the account will be turned over to them.
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Its main purpose is to measure the measures the government did to reduce the expenditure in an attempt to decrease their growing deficit.
Trade Surplus
Situation in which a country’s exports is higher than its imports, reflecting a net inflow of domestic currency from international markets.
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An insurance that pays for medical expenses incurred by the insured.
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