Some additional prefixes have come into common use in Linux-based systems: 1  fb: frame buffer. 2  fd: (platform) floppy disks, though this same abbreviation is also commonly used to refer to file descriptor.
What are special needs trusts? A trust is created when property (real estate, finances, tangible items) is managed by a person for another person's benefit. The person managing the property is called the trustee.. The person whose benefit it is for is called the beneficiary.
A: A special needs trust is a tool that can hold assets for the benefit of a disabled person, without those assets counting as the property of the disabled person. This is important, as Medi-Cal and SSI rules allow a beneficiary to possess no more than $2,000.00 of countable assets. Assets in a properly drafted special needs trust can provide supplemental benefits for an individual without counting against this $2,000.00 limit.