With the emergence of new technology, advisors can be more active partners in their clients' charitable giving.
The donors include the Crown and Pritzker family foundations.
A good year in the markets also means higher required distributions from retirement accounts.
There are resources wealth managers can use to help wealthy clients be philanthropical in ways that matter most to them.
Some helpful tax laws are poised to go away in the near future, he said.
Stocks as gifts for children and young adults help to promote financial literacy and build savings.
To help philanthropic clients, you need the right mindset, skills and resources.
The Giving Tuesday marketing blitz can be used to capture the attention of the next generation.
Advisors who deliver complete wealth and philanthropic solutions will find more high-net-worth clients.
As investors wrap up 2023 charitable donations, Morningstar explains how Fidelity, Schwab and Vanguard funds differ.
A donor-advised fund can help retirement plan beneficiaries with the tax bite.
Foundations can help by sometimes giving directly to people. But watch for the tax implications.
By following certain guidelines, private foundations can minimize the risk of self-dealing.
The hedge fund titan's charity doles out more than $1 billion in grants annually.
The decline follows an surge in giving in 2020, when the pandemic and social unrest fueled more donations.
Those wanting to give away art and other valuables might consider a private foundation.
The Soros foundation's second revamp in three years has brought a new round of job cuts.
Gifting to clients has never been more important, firms say.
While Congress hasn't changed tax laws this year, the IRS has been busy issuing rulings, Slott said.
Mission statements are important for foundations, but they're most effective when allowed to evolve.