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Charitable Remainder Trusts
What are your plans for the future? While there is no single way to achieve all of your personal and financial goals, there is one strategy that can meet many of your needs. It's called a charitable remainder trust. In the right circumstances, this plan can increase your income, reduce your taxes, unlock appreciated investments, rid you of investment worries and ultimately provide very important support. <<More>>
Your Giving Lives On With Charitable Remainder Trusts
Are you interested in supporting our organization? Have you helped us in the past? It's very simple to help any charitable organization by employing a gift technique that can improve your income, save on income tax and help you avoid capital gains tax on appreciated assets. <<More>>
An Inflation Hedge for the Retired
A charitable remainder unitrust can be an effective way to protect your retirement income from the effects of inflation and ultimately benefit our organization. <<More>>
The Annuity Trust: A Gift Opportunity That Helps Secure Your Future
An annuity trust can provide you the security you seek from your investments while eventually providing our organization with a much-needed gift. If you are uncomfortable with other types of investment strategies, discover how this plan could be a secure, perfect fit with your unique financial and personal situations. <<More>>
Preserve Your Assets Through a Wealth Replacement Trust
You can provide for your family and make a donation to us without placing financial burden on yourself. <<More>>
Why Use Trusts?
Trusts offer a remarkably versatile way to broaden your estate plan, offering the potential for increased life income for yourself and loved ones, tax benefits and a means to support a favorite charitable organization. <<More>>
Your Guide to Trusts
If you're not sure which type of trust is right for you, check out this simple guide. <<More>>
Choose the Right Trust Plan for Your Will
Trusts are versatile estate planning tools, but for maximum benefits, your trust should be drafted precisely to fit your wishes and goals. <<More>>
Add More Income to Your Retirement Years
To have extra retirement income, you could hope for better returns on your investments, you could get a part-time job—or you could set up a charitable remainder unitrust that will support the important work we do. <<More>>
Unlock Your Income Power With a Unitrust
Like many investors, you may find yourself in a dilemma. You would like to increase the income you derive from your investments, but you do not want to sell your growth stocks at a large profit because you will have to pay capital gains tax on their appreciation. <<More>>
Give Your Retirement Budget a Boost
If you are looking for a way to boost your retirement income and save income taxes, look into what a charitable remainder trust can do for you and our organization. <<More>>
Fulfill Three Goals With One Trust
As you plan your estate, what goals come to mind? Of course caring for your surviving spouse so he or she is financially secure is always at the top of your list. You may also be interested in setting up a trust in order to maintain control over the principal assets so eventually they will pass to designated beneficiaries. And finally, you want to avoid the imposition of any federal estate tax on those assets. <<More>>
An Excellent Way to Reduce Taxes
If you're searching for a way to reduce taxes for yourself and your heirs while benefiting the charitable organizations you care about, the advantages of a charitable remainder trust really add up. <<More>>
You Can Create a Trust in Your Will
Safeguard your family and your money, and ensure the future of your favorite charitable organizations, like us, by creating a trust in your will. <<More>>
How to Plan for a Financially Secure Future
How much is enough for retirement? Learn how to boost your retirement income with a special kind of charitable trust. <<More>>
Add Years to Your Retirement Income
Today's retirees are retiring younger and living longer than ever. Even those who retire at the traditional age of 65 should plan on living at least another 20 years. You should enjoy your retirement, not spend it worrying about finances and tax issues. <<More>>
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