pot trust
Pot trusts (also called family pot trusts, discretionary trusts, or sprinkling trusts) are a type of trust where the trustee is allowed to give funds to the beneficiaries according to their relative needs.
Law about consumer financial problems
Pot trusts (also called family pot trusts, discretionary trusts, or sprinkling trusts) are a type of trust where the trustee is allowed to give funds to the beneficiaries according to their relative needs.
Power of sale clause is a provision in many secured loans that allow lenders to receive a non-judicial foreclosure on the assets securing loans in default.
Preferred stock are shares issued from a company that have priority in receiving dividends and other benefits over common stock. The exact benefits offered by a preferred stock may vary, but all have some form of priority over common stockholders. When issued, the preferred dividends are listed numerically or as a percentage of the issuance price.
Primary liability is a legal obligation that attaches directly to a party whose actions or omissions constitute a violation of law or create a duty to perform
A probate court is a court of limited jurisdiction that handles matters related to a person’s death and the administration of their estate.
Proceeds for damaged exempt property are the insurance payouts or awards received as part of legal dispute regarding exempted assets in bankruptcy. When a person goes into bankruptcy, some essential assets are exempted from the reach of creditors to allow for the person to continue living.
Proof-of-work (PoW) is a consensus mechanism used to regulate the addition of new blocks to certain blockchains, such as Bitcoin. In a PoW system, miners compete to solve a complex mathematical puzzle.