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Charitable Giving
Charitable Giving is not only for the wealthy. We can all plan a charitable gift of whatever amount, no matter what our current assets or income may be. Charitable donations can be made through gifts of Life Insurance, outright gifts of cash, pledges, securities, bequests in wills, in memorial and special occasion gifts and payroll deductions.
| Think about the charities or causes you would most like to help. Perhaps you have benefited from a community service or organization, have been a volunteer, or believe in the mission of a specific organization. Or perhaps you may wish to leave a gift in the memory of a loved one. |
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| Charitable Gifts are often referred to as planned gifts, since planning a gift can often result in a significant contribution to a charitable organization. While the commitment is made now, the financial benefits are usually not received by the charity until some time in the future. The beauty of planning a gift is that it enables individuals to match their philanthropic goals with their personal goals of providing for their heirs. |
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| Charitable Giving can help your own financial picture, while helping others whom you care about. Charitable Giving benefits both society and the donor, if it is done properly. |
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Contact Stewart Financial Services for more information about Charitable Giving opportunities.