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welcome back everyone to our trust 101 video series im your host gary winter as always ready to help you understand trust administration better this particular video is going to be our final video in the first phase of trust administration and if you remember from our previous videos there are three uh major phases to trust administration the first one is to collect assets and get them appraised the second one is to liquidate assets and pay bills and then the third one is to distribute whatever is left over to the beneficiary so this particular video is our final video in that first phase and just by way of a very quick review just so uh if you havent watched those previous videos there are several of them and i encourage you to check those out in the trust 101 series on our youtube page and they they begin with an explanation of you know what is a will what is a trust what does an executor do in a will what does a trustee do at a trust that lays some foundational groundwork for how