The Florida Pooled Trust works because it is conceived and operated on a commercially viable model. The Trust is commercially viable because it is structured to encourage maximum participation for all parties involved. First, the structure encourages maximum Beneficiary participation because it offers real value and benefit to Trust Beneficiaries at a very modest and attractive cost. Second, the structure encourages the entities that are involved in administering the Trust to participate because it offers reasonable compensation for the delivery of their services.

     It is precisely this balance between value, cost, and reasonable compensation that enables The Florida Pooled Trust to be operated on a commercially viable basis.

     In addition to the uniqueness of its commercial viability, The Florida Pooled Trust is also unique because the entities involved in its administration are uniquely well-suited to playing their respective roles in the Trust’s administration.













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What is a Pooled Trust?
Who Benefits From The Pooled Trust?
How The Trust Can Be Used    Why The Florida Pooled Trust Works
Additional Value For Beneficiaries   Safety and Protection
The Role of Care Managers   The Law
Florida Department of Children and Families' Rules
How Professionals Benefit



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