A private trust is formed when an individual conveys to another party the management of all or part of their property. As trustees, persons that manage a trust have ultimate responsibility for the preservation and appropriate deployment of the trust's assets. Trustees are also responsible for ensuring that invested assets of a trust are productive and managed appropriately given the trust's objectives. Consequently, trustees clearly qualify as Investment Stewards and are welcomed as members of IFLC.
Benefits to Members
 Guidance on practices that meet the highest standards of care
Access to experts on prudent practices online
Training courses constructed specifically for trustees of private trusts
Peer interaction and networking
Webinars
Standards development reports
Newsletter to keep you current on issues affecting trustees
Consider IFLC
Confirm your adherence to the prudent process requirements of the Uniform Prudent Investor Act by joining IFLC. The private trust community of IFLC is the premier source for standards of care for trustees.
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