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custodial

[kuh-stoh-dee-uhl] / kʌˈstoʊ di əl /


ADJECTIVE
tutelary/tutelar
Synonyms


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Schwab’s Craig said he opened custodial brokerage accounts for his own children when they were minors and discussed investment decisions with them, but he wishes they had participated more in the process.

From MarketWatch

In most cases, the ability to claim a child defaults to the person known as the custodial parent, who is the one the children live with the majority of the time.

From MarketWatch

Subscriptions and services revenue, which includes custodial fees and staking—locking up assets for a fee to verify blockchain transactions—exceeded transaction revenue for the first quarter ever.

From Barron's

Defence solicitor David Sutherland told the court on Wednesday he thought the public would be "horrified" with anything other than a custodial sentence.

From BBC

The EA currently brings prosecutions and in the last year there have been 10 immediate custodial sentences and the shut down of over 1,000 illegal waste sites.

From BBC