Accounts by Custodians Sample Clauses

Accounts by Custodians under the UTTMA You may start, use and maintain an account and related products and services to hold the funds of a minor (a person less than eight- een (18) years of age) under a state’s Uniform Transfers to Minors Act. The account is a one custodian account used by you alone (un- less multiple custodians are allowed by state law). You as the custo- xxxx are the owner on the account, in which you hold the funds for the exclusive benefit of the minor. Though dividends/interest are re- ported under the minor’s name and SSN, you are the only person who may take actions and conduct transactions on the account, products and services. If you wish to designate a successor custo- xxxx on the account, you may ask us to include that person’s name in our records. The successor custodian may claim the funds in the account in the event of your death or inability to serve. When the minor reaches eighteen (18) years of age, it is your responsibility (and not our responsibility) to pay the funds in the account to the minor. You, as custodian, will still be the only owner on the account.
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Accounts by Custodians under the UTTMA You may start, use and maintain an account and related products and services to hold the funds of a minor (a person less than eighteen (18) years of age) under a state’s Uniform Transfers to Minors Act. The account is a one custodian account used by you alone (unless multiple custodians are allowed by state law). You as the custodian are the owner on the account, in which you hold the funds for the exclusive benefit of the minor. Though dividends/interest are reported under the minor’s name and SSN, you are the only person who may take actions and conduct transactions on the account, products and services. If you wish to designate a successor custodian on the account, you may ask us to include that person’s name in our records. The successor custodian may claim the funds in the account in the event of your death or inability to serve. When the minor reaches eighteen (18) years of age, it is your responsibility (and not our re- sponsibility) to pay the funds in the account to the minor. You, as custodian, will still be the only owner on the account.
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