Trust powers refer to the legal authority that allows a trustee to manage or oversee the assets or affairs of a beneficiary in a trust agreement. Some synonyms for the word "trust powers" include fiduciary powers, legal powers, discretionary powers, and decision-making powers. Fiduciary powers refer to the trustee's duty to act in the best interest of the beneficiary with prudence and care. Legal powers enable the trustee to manage the property and financial affairs of the beneficiary in accordance with the laws governing trusts. Discretionary powers allow the trustee to make decisions about the trust's management and investments. Decision-making powers grant the trustee the authority to make binding decisions on behalf of the beneficiary.