Charitable Planning

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Outperforming Fund At NC State's Endowment Is Also Sustainable

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The university got a gift of $50 million, but every cent had to be invested in a “socially responsible fashion.”

N.J. Warns IRS Against Banning Property Taxes As Charitable Gift

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The state's attorney general warned the IRS he will fight challenges to a law preserving property-tax deductions.

Men More Likely To Substitute Impact Investing For Charitable Giving, Study Says

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Impact investors tend to be younger, more highly educated and more affluent, a study says.

Foundations Can Use Advisors’ Help Giving Money Away

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Advisors can play a key role by helping foundations analyze how much to give to different organizations.

America Portfolios Raises $100,000 For Disabled Veterans

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The broker-dealer participated in a charity bike ride stretching from Washington, D.C., to Gettysburg, Pa.

Endowment Tax Repeal Finds Supporters In Both Political Parties

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Each of the eight House sponsors have ties to schools, mainly as alumni, that may pay the tax.

New Money On West Coast Flexes Crypto Muscle To Help Homeless

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Tech moguls in San Francisco gave crypto coin to fight poverty.

Devil In The Details For Philanthropy, Advisors Say

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Keeping clients well informed about their giving options is vital, advisors at the FA women's conference said.

Donor-Advised Funds In The Era Of Tax Reform

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How did recent changes in the tax law affect giving to these popular vehicles?

How Firms Can Best Enable Hybrid Advisors To Deliver Charitable Giving Solutions

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With tax season top-of-mind, savvy hybrid advisors can use turnkey charitable giving solutions to differentiate themselves.

Nonprofits Better At Meeting Fund-Raising Goals In 2017

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Colleges and universities were the nonprofits most likely to meet their targets, a new survey says.

Estate Planners Give Back To American Cancer Society

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Two attorneys who work with clients on legacy planning are acknowledged for their fund-raising planning.

Pershing Sees No Evidence Of 'Fee Compression' Among Elite RIAs

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Informal polling and increasing RIA revenues point to fee compression as being a "myth," a company executive said.

Giving Among The New Wealthy

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The demographics are going to be changing among high-net-worth investors, and that will have a dramatic impact on charitable planning.

Fidelity Charitable Hits Early-In-The-Year Record

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Fidelity Charitable donors have already topped the $1 billion mark in grants for 2018.

Five Ways To Navigate Clients Through The New Tax Laws

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Step one: Make sure clients don't get too optimistic and withhold too little to pay their taxes the following year.

Tax Changes Could Enhance Charitable Giving, Schwab Exec Says

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Clients could end up with a larger pool of assets to use for charitable gifts, the head of Schwab's donor-advised fund said.

How The 2018 Tax Law Increases Charitable Giving Deductions

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The new tax law for charitable giving is a mixed bag of good and bad.

Mass Mutual: New Study Links Financial Well-being With Community Involvement

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Community involvement is linked to higher levels of financial security.

Charities Face Uncertainty With New Tax Laws, Report Says

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The rate of economic growth will likely determine how deeply tax reform impacts charitable giving, a new report said.

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