If A Bank Account Is Under The Monthly Minimum and Incurs A Fee - Is That A Benefit

If A Bank Account Is Under The Monthly Minimum and Incurs A Fee - Is That A Benefit

Yes it is. While this won't greatly affect the trust's bank account, it is highly suggested that no benefits are incurred and the monthly minimum deposit amount is met every month!

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