523A.202 - TRUST FUND DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS.

        523A.202  TRUST FUND DEPOSIT REQUIREMENTS.         1.  All funds held in trust pursuant to section 523A.201 shall be      deposited in a financial institution within fifteen days following      receipt of the funds.  The financial institution shall hold the funds      for the designated beneficiary until released.         2.  All funds required to be deposited by the purchaser or the      seller for a purpose described in section 523A.201 shall be deposited      consistent with one of the following methods:         a.  The payments shall be deposited directly into an      interest-bearing burial account in the purchaser's name.         b.  The purchaser or the seller shall deposit payments      directly into a separate trust account in the purchaser's name.  The      account may be made payable to the seller upon the death of the      purchaser or the designated beneficiary, provided that, until death,      the purchaser retains the exclusive power to hold, manage, pledge,      and invest the trust account funds and may revoke the trust and      withdraw the funds, in whole or in part, at any time during the term      of the agreement.         c.  The purchaser or the seller shall deposit payments      directly into a separate trust account in the name of the purchaser,      as trustee, for the named beneficiary, to be held, invested, and      administered as a trust account for the benefit and protection of the      beneficiary.  The depositor shall notify the financial institution of      the existence and terms of the trust, including at a minimum, the      name of each party to the agreement, the name and address of the      trustee, and the name and address of the beneficiary.  The account      may be made payable to the seller upon the beneficiary's death.         d.  The payments shall be deposited in the name of the      trustee, as trustee, under the terms of a master trust agreement and      the trustee may invest, reinvest, exchange, retain, sell, and      otherwise manage the trust fund for the benefit and protection of the      named beneficiary.         3.  The commissioner may by rule authorize other methods of      deposit upon a finding that such methods provide equivalent safety of      the principal and interest or income and the seller lacks access to      the proceeds prior to performance.         4.  This section does not prohibit moving trust funds from one      financial institution to another if the commissioner is notified of      the change within thirty days of the transfer of the trust funds.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         2001 Acts, ch 118, §20; 2002 Acts, ch 1119, §79; 2007 Acts, ch      175, §9; 2009 Acts, ch 145, §53         Referred to in § 523A.201, 523A.405, 523A.807