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How to Know Which Nonprofit Organizations to Donate to at Your Death

How to Know Which Nonprofit Organizations to Donate to at Your Death

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Here are three important questions to ask if you are wondering how to know which nonprofit organizations are best to donate to at your death.

How To Leave Money to a Charity in Your Estate Plan

How To Leave Money to a Charity in Your Estate Plan

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Planning how you will leave money to a charity is what we call “planned giving” and it is a powerful way to leave your legacy.

4 Planned Giving Benefits to Consider While Estate Planning

4 Planned Giving Benefits to Consider While Estate Planning

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If there is an organization you have been blessed by, here are four planned giving benefits that may make investing in them worth your while:

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