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Someone paid to babysit your money for people who can't be trusted to.
means A person or institution legally bound to manage assets or affairs for someone else's benefit.
from From trust plus -ee, the suffix that marks the receiver: the one entrusted, coined in 17th-century English law.
Iron dutyOwes a fiduciary duty, law's highest loyalty standard.
Not the ownerHolds legal title but reaps none of the gains.
Wide reachRuns trusts, charities, pensions, even bankruptcy estates.