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Pro Bono Financial Planning and Beyond: 7 Opportunities to Give Back

eMoney Advisor

We’ve gathered seven unique volunteer opportunities for financial professionals, including pro bono financial planning. A 2021 study measured the impact pro bono financial planning can have on cancer patients. Foundation for Financial Planning. Website: irs.gov/individuals/irs-tax-volunteers.

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Give your Way-Exploring the many paths to Charitable Giving

MainStreet Financial Planning

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending a gala fundraiser for one of my favorite nonprofit organizations, Junior Achievement. They do this through programs that teach entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and career readiness skills. Here is a great way to value those items if you are eligible to take a tax deduction.

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How And Why To Give Away Your Money In 2024

Walkner Condon Financial Advisors

The nonprofit sector has a path forward, but it needs the help of individuals, institutions, and government to get there. Whichever way you look at it, 2024 will bring uncertainty for a vast swath of the nonprofit sector, making planning and charitable spending more conservative and less dependable.

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Misunderstood Student Loan Repayment Issues

Envision Wealth Planning

True forgiveness is the public student loan forgiveness program, which requires working for a qualified nonprofit, making 120 on-time payments, and only then is your loan forgiven. Typically, those who work in a nonprofit environment make less money than those who work in for-profit firms.

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What Should I Do With My Old 403(b)? 5 Options to Consider

Walkner Condon Financial Advisors

Related Reading: What to do With Your Previous Job’s 401(k) Plan If you work for a university, public school, or a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (more commonly referred to as a charitable organization or nonprofit), you may have participated in a 403(b) plan. Some 403(b) plans offer a Roth feature, as well.

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What Should I Do With My Old 403(b)? 5 Options to Consider

Walkner Condon Financial Advisors

If you work for a university, public school, or a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (more commonly referred to as a charitable organization or nonprofit), you may have participated in a 403(b) plan. Some 403(b) plans offer a Roth feature, as well. Some 403(b) plans offer a Roth feature, as well. Cash it out.

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What Is The 70-20-10 Budget?

Clever Girl Finance

Figure out how much money you make in after-tax income. More accurately, 70% of your take-home pay, or net income after taxes, not pre-tax income. 401(k)s offer the opportunity to save for retirement before taxes. Keep in mind that these accounts are tax-deferred, not tax-free.