–Direct Per Capita Trust Accounts – money directly from
gaming on community lands, held for the benefit of community
children and incapacitated adults
–Indirect Per Capita Trust Accounts — money from the sale of
a tribe’s gaming rights to other tribes, also held for the benefit
of community children and incapacitated adults
–Inheritance Trust Accounts – money or lands passed from
deceased members to benefit existing community members through
development or income maximization
–Restitution Trust Accounts – monies to be collected and
monitored from tribal court orders of restitution in criminal and
other cases
–Individual Indian Money (IIM) Accounts – though currently
under mandatory federal government trusteeship, monies held from
land benefits of individual members, for which advisory services or
distribution agent services may enhance pre-distribution benefits of
community children
–Water Lands Trust Accounts – monies from the distribution of
profits of land use, held for the benefit of divers community
members, children and/or incapacitated adults
–Non-Qualified Benefit Plans, such as a Governing Council Benefit Plans,
which is a retirement or
compensation plan for the benefit of members of the
governing council, or an Elders Benefit Plan, which provides
individual social benefits for elderly members -- both plans would
use the "rabbi trust" model
