<prompt> Human: Im interested in creating a family trust to benefit my two brothers and I, and someday, our children no children exist yet, and so on.It seems crazy that most folks build their own retirements, but never plan for their greater Familys future. I dont have much money to start the trust. I could probably gather a few thousand bucks--but ideally Id like to add a few hundred bucks a month-- and someday, many people would appreciate it.Can anyone suggest the best way to do this? something like this?My priorities are: the trust can be started with 5k anyone can donate assets into the trust trust is irrevocable the trust will last for generations, paying equally to all living genetic heirs of my parents but not including them. all beneficiaries 3 begin receiving a monthly payment starting in 2025. the trust grows itself. Doesnt pay out principle, and only some earnings. trust is NOT geared towards helping any future beneficiaries w University assistance. Thats on them--haha.Edit: funding the trust would be a secondary savings goal, since no-one in my family is rich, or currently maxing-out all their personal retirement options.  <response>: It seems crazy that most folks build their own retirements, but never plan for their greater Familys future.I dont have much money to start the trust.Do you really not see a connection between these? You literally wrote these right next to each other.Personally, however, I dont believe in bequeathing as an actionable objective unless youre wealthy. Someone with not a lot of money to spare should focus on their own retirement, and just let their will dictate where any leftover money would go to which by the way, is planning for the familys future and is done incredibly often. 