Charity
News, insights and expert analysis on charity from the team at Kiplinger.
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Turn Capital Gains Into Charitable Donations With a DAFAppreciated stock, IPO shares and other non-cash assets can be among the most powerful charitable gifts you can make — if you know how to donate them.
By Caleb Lund, CAP®
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Funding a Donor-Advised Fund With Stock: An Easy GuideYou can easily (more easily than you might think!) turn your appreciated stock into a family giving legacy — and bring your family closer at the same time.
By J. Whitfield Wilks, CFP®, JD/MBA
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10 Ways to Strengthen Your Retirement Plan TodayTaking action in areas like tax efficiency and estate organization can help you secure your future while also allowing you the freedom to enjoy your savings.
By Joe F. Schmitz Jr., CFP®, ChFC®, CKA®
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How to Strengthen Your Charitable Impact and LegacyIf you want to use an inheritance to create a charitable legacy, how can you ensure younger generations will carry your wishes forward?
By Mark Froehlich, CPA, MBA
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How Impact-First Investing Can Put DAF Capital to Work NowDonor-advised funds hold billions, but charitable organizations need money now. Impact-first investing can close the gap, and HNW donors are interested.
By Stephen Vicinelli
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How Philanthropy Can Ensure AI Serves People, Not ProfitsPhilanthropists can help ensure AI prioritizes the greater good by funding research, strengthening nonprofit infrastructure and teaming up with other donors.
By Julia Chu
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How to Turn Wealthy Clients' Charity Into a Cohesive PlanHNW families often give generously but lack an overall strategy that ties into their financial and estate plans. Advisers can change that in three steps.
By Gillian Howell
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Why the Best LGBTQ+ Charitable Giving Goes Beyond Pride MonthAs you celebrate Pride Month, consider how a commitment to year-round charitable giving can make all the difference to national and local LGBTQ+ groups.
By Mindy Neira, CFP®, ChSNC®
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3 Ways to Avoid Falling Into a Tax Trap in RetirementYou may think you'll pay less in taxes once you retire, but taxable withdrawals and Social Security can keep your tax bill as high as it was during your career.
By Gary Knode, CF2
