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ELI5:Can someone ELI5 the difference between a Will, Trust, and an Estate?

Can someone ELI5 the difference between a Will, Trust, and an Estate?

Edit: Thank you everyone for the explanation!
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A will is a document that describes how an estate should be handled once the holder has died.  It often will talk about how much money his wife and kids get,  who gets the house,  etc.   

A trust is a type of account that can only be withdrawn from for specific reasons.   Usually rich people make one for their kids.   So if they go bankrupt and all their money gets taken,  their kids still have a ton because it belongs to them.   The rules vary but usually a kid can withdraw from it to pay for college and put a down payment on a house or start a business,  but the dad can't withdraw from it to buy himself a boat, even though it was his money that went into the account.   

An estate is everything someone owns,  but usually this term is used after they died.   They might own houses,  cars,  a business,  and a bunch of cash in the bank.   The estate will be used to settle any outstanding debts to creditors and then enacted according to the will of the deceased.