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True or false: A fiduciary is someone who acts mainly for their own benefit?
False
True or false: A fiduciary has the responsibility to act in the best interest of another person or entity?
True
True or false: A fiduciary is not legally obligated to prioritize the interests of the person they are representing?
False
True or false: A fiduciary is someone who acts solely for their own benefit?
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True or false: A fiduciary must primarily act for the benefit of another person?
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True or false: A fiduciary can prioritize their own interests over those of the person they represent?
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Study Notes
Fiduciary Relationships
- A fiduciary is NOT someone who acts mainly for their own benefit.
- A fiduciary has the responsibility to act in the best interest of another person or entity.
- A fiduciary IS legally obligated to prioritize the interests of the person they are representing.
- A fiduciary is NOT someone who acts solely for their own benefit.
- A fiduciary MUST primarily act for the benefit of another person.
- A fiduciary CANNOT prioritize their own interests over those of the person they represent.
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Test your knowledge about fiduciaries with this quiz! Learn whether fiduciaries act in the best interest of others or for their own benefit. Can you determine the legal responsibilities of a fiduciary?
