After Graduation, I Took One Quiet Step to Protect My Future—It Turned Out to Matter

ownership and places them in a trust that you control as a trustee. Once it’s set up, those assets are no longer legally yours—they belong to the trust. But you still have full control over them. You can live in the house, you can invest the money, you can do whatever you want. But on paper, publicly accessible paper, you don’t own anything. Which continue reading …