Thou Shalt Not …
The Seven Commandments of Planned Giving can help you build a trust that will benefit both your donors and your organization.
What about the donor’s heirs? With the stepped-up cost basis available on inherited assets such as real estate, estate planners say that when deciding which assets people should leave to heirs and which to leave to charity, real estate is better for heirs, while IRAs and savings bonds are better for charitable causes.
- People:
- IRAs
- Johni Hays
- Places:
- Iowa
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