Charity
News, insights and expert analysis on charity from the team at Kiplinger.
Latest
-
In Family Philanthropy, Embracing Differences Can Pay OffDifferent approaches to charitable giving among generations and individuals can actually enhance the family's giving. Here's how.
By Julia Chu
-
Five Pitfalls That Can Trip Up Your Family's Charitable GivingIt's easy to make mistakes with something as complex as charitable giving. Knowing what to watch for can help a family keep their philanthropy on track.
By Julia Chu
-
Five Ways to Approach Impact InvestingImpact investing goes beyond your usual checkbook charity by focusing on measurable social and environmental impact as well as a financial return.
By Catherine Crystal Foster
-
How High Interest Rates Enhance a Type of Charitable TrustBefore interest rates are cut, potential donors might want to consider a CRAT, which optimizes benefits for both the donor and the charity when rates are higher.
By Julia Chu
-
The Secret to Supercharging Your Charitable Giving: Low FeesWhat are you paying in investment and administrative fees? The less you pay, the more your money grows, and so does the impact your giving makes.
By Mark Froehlich, CPA, MBA
-
How to Give to Charity and Also Generate Retirement IncomeTwo ways to give to charity — a charitable gift annuity and a charitable remainder trust — can save you taxes and generate income.
By Evan T. Beach, CFP®, AWMA®
-
Developing a Charitable Giving Strategy: Where to BeginKnowing what to give, how to give and where to give can help ensure your charitable giving aligns with your values and maximizes your impact.
By Nicole Jackson-Leslie, JD, 21/64 Certified Advisor
-
How to Donate Your Life Insurance Policy to CharityDonating an unneeded life insurance policy to charity can extend your charitable legacy. To maximize that gift, consider methods that may reduce your tax burden.
By Caleb Lund, CAP®
-
Benefits of Charitable Contributions You May Be OverlookingThere are many tax, estate and income benefits when you donate to charity, especially if you make use of a charitable remainder trust (CRT).
By Joel V. Russo, LUTCF
