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These trusts are often established in advanced planning to care for a loved one with special needs by parents or grandparents. Third-party SNTs may be created under a will or as a sub-trust within a living trust. They typically don’t exist until they are funded upon your death. A stand-alone SNT may be more beneficial if multiple donors plan to fund the trust. It exists during your lifetime and can accept gifts from individuals, such as family, friends, and grandparents, before you die. This type of trust can receive contributions from any third-party source after your death.

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