1. GlitterRain7

    GlitterRain7 Galaxy Girl Contributor

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    Is this possible?

    Discussion in 'Research' started by GlitterRain7, Mar 4, 2018.

    Okay, so my MC and his twin need to have a place where they will both have equal access to money on their 18th birthday. I was thinking a bank account. Is it possible that their dad could've put both their names on a bank account but not specify how much money one person can get. (The MC is supposed to take all of it) If this situation isn't possible, is there something else I could have that would end up with the same effect of the MC taking all the money and leaving his twin nothing?
     
  2. GingerCoffee

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    A trust fund might fit the story.
     
  3. Homer Potvin

    Homer Potvin A tombstone hand and a graveyard mind Staff Supporter Contributor

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    With a joint bank account either party can wipe it at any time... probably not how the father would have set it up if it was a legacy/inheritance thing. A trust like @GingerCoffee said would be better for that. Not too sure about the details though.
     
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  4. LastMindToSanity

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    Anything is possible if you have enough sticks of cinnamon.
     
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  5. Privateer

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    That's pretty much just a joint savings account.
     

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