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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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Creative Charitable Planning with Non-Cash Assets: A Case Study Approach

NAIFA Advisor Today

While these assets are estimated to total between $40 and $60 trillion in value, they make up less than 2% of all charitable donations. For financial professionals working with affluent clients, understanding how to leverage these assets is essential to providing effective tax and philanthropic planning strategies.

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What High-Net-Worth Prospects (Really) Want From A Financial Advisor

Nerd's Eye View

For example, an advisor may think of "risk management" in terms of life and property insurance coverage, whereas HNW clients may instead think of tax and estate-planning strategies as asset protection measures – particularly for the future wealth of their heirs.

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12 Tax-Smart Charitable Giving Tips for 2023

Advisor Perspectives

Charitable planning is an important topic to discuss with your clients, especially if they’re facing extraordinary taxable events this year. You can add value to your clients by sharing these tax-smart giving strategies for 2023.

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Pro Tips for Using Client Education to Boost Financial Planning

eMoney Advisor

But my thinking changed when I realized that as a planning-led firm, we should be providing more to our clients than market updates—we were missing a big opportunity. Developing topics, engaging speakers, and creating presentation content are all time-consuming and require careful advanced planning.

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Making Tax-Efficient Charitable Gifts That Leave a Lasting Impact

NAIFA Advisor Today

Charitable giving plays a vital role in many clients financial plans, yet discussions often focus heavily on tax mitigation rather than the true philanthropic intent behind the gift.

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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.