A Trustee is typically entitled to reasonable compensation for their services, which may be outlined in the trust agreement. Compensation can be structured in a variety of ways, including an hourly rate based on how many hours the Trustee spends administering the trust or a fixed annual fee. A common way to compensate Trustees is to pay the Trustee a percentage of the trust’s assets annually.
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