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Charitable Planning with Retirement Assets

Wealth Management

Legacy IRAs and charitable remainder trusts are powerful tools to help defer or avoid certain taxes.

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Win-Win Charitable Giving

MainStreet Financial Planning

But what if you could do good for the charity and your taxes at the same time? Charitable donations can lock in tax deductions that will save you money. Having a simple plan and willingness to use alternatives to cash donations can help you lower your tax liability. Bunch donations. Donate directly from your IRA.

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Charitable Giving: Enhancing Wealth with Purpose and Impact

Ballast Advisors

Financial and Tax Benefits of Charitable Giving From a financial perspective, charitable giving offers significant tax benefits. Donations to qualified organizations are tax-deductible, reducing your taxable income and potentially lowering your tax bill. Broadridge Investor Communication Solutions, Inc.

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Identifying the four stages of transition for widows 

Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT)

This is the time to do comprehensive financial planning: retirement planning, investment planning, tax planning and estate planning. Discuss more advanced estate planning, charitable planning and special family issues.

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Blog #221: Testing Financial Tolerance™for Zero Estate Tax withLoan-Based Private Split-Dollar and Wealthy and Wise

Robert B. Ritter Jr.

(Click here for Blog Archive)(Click here for Blog Index) (Presentations in this Blog were created using the Loan-Based Split-dollar System and Wealthy and Wise®) Blog #221 follows up on Blog #220, which described coupling Premium Financing with Wealthy and Wise® to produce a powerful wealth planning concept called “Zero Estate Tax.”

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Blog #220: Testing Financial Tolerance™for Zero Estate TaxUsing InsMark’s Premium Financing and Wealthy and Wise

Robert B. Ritter Jr.

The post Blog #220: Testing Financial Tolerance™ for Zero Estate Tax Using InsMark’s Premium Financing and Wealthy and Wise first appeared on Bob Ritter's Blog, ideas for financial service professionals.

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Midyear Planning Tools for 2016

Brown Advisory

And there are no looming changes to tax policy and little discussion of new proposals as we head into the general election. With tax policy in a steady state and relatively calm economic conditions, there are no strong external reasons to make major planning adjustments.