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A well-established plan made during your lifetime could help alleviate some of the negative impact taxes can have on assets that have grown significantly during your lifetime. A charitable bequest with a Donor-Advised Fund can benefit charities and help reduce your estate tax liability. If you are considering making a charitable gift at death, these estate planning tools can be extraordinarily useful. Before you make any changes to your estate plan, you should always consult your financial, legal and/or tax advisor.
Wills & Estates
IRAs, 401(k)s and Qualified Plans
Life Insurance
Charitable Remainder Trust
Cost effective and easy to set up with a simple application
You can leave a legacy in your family’s name by naming the account (e.g., The William’s Family Charitable Fund)
A charitable deduction may help reduce your estate tax liability
We can distribute gifts over time to several of your favorite charities
Professional investment management from Eaton Vance, whose history dates to 1924
Change the beneficiary designation for your assets
A Sample Language to Designate the U.S. Charitable Gift Trust as the Beneficiary of Assets is available here.
Keep original application and beneficiary designations with your estate documents and fax a copy of the application to the Administrator.
Have concentrated stock, mature capital gains, or appreciated assets?
Get in touch to learn more about how the U.S. Charitable Gift Trust fits into your overall wealth planning strategy.