Trust Your Trust Fund by Chase Collins is way more than a dry non-fiction book about financially taking care of a trust fund. It deals in to his dad‘s drug addiction due to the guilt and feeling like an underachiever people taking advantage of him and his death when Chase and his brother were still in school to the pressure of having to take care of his mother riding to the caretaker of his trust fund to simply pay the rent and get groceries to eventually gaining his trust fund and all he had to grapple with having it. We’ve all heard the sentiment the poor little rich girl or in this case boy but once you read the book you really do at least I did have a sympathy for the author, who eventually went on to make his own wealth. It is insightful well written and it also has great advice for those who instantly become wealthy or are born into it. The author really lays out what it is like not only to have money but how strangers and family alike treat you. This book was so very interesting more than just the lottery winners who spent it all and it’s not about a wealthy person breaking a nail but a more emotional interesting read with some great advice along the way. #NetGalley, #TheReviewer, #MyHonestReview, #ChaseCollins, #TrustYourTrustFund