The trust can then use the proceeds of the loan to purchase the assets it will hold. For example, in the case of an estate freeze, a small loan of, say, $100, ought be enough for the trust to buy the family companyâs new common shares at a nominal par value. The trust can repay the loan when it receives the first dividend check. The Bottom Line
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