HRS §412:8-403
Trust companies must tell clients about fees in writing
A trust company must give its clients a written notice of all fees and commissions, or how they are calculated, before it provides the services. This rule makes sure clients know what they will pay ahead of time.
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The statute, as written — Disclosure of fees
All fees and commissions charged by a trust company to its clients or the manner by which fees and commissions shall be determined shall be disclosed in writing prior to rendering the services for which the fees or commissions are charged.
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