​A trust is a legal arrangement in which an organization or an individual (often called a trustee) holds and manages property or money for the benefit of another person or group. Trusts are often established for charitable purposes, meaning the funds or assets are used to support various causes or help others, such as charities. The main reason people create trusts is to manage their assets effectively, ensuring that they are used to achieve the intended purposes.
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