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Charitable Remainder Trusts
Fred studied electrical and mechanical engineering at a Midwest university and was successful in the corporate world. He retired as President of a large machine works company. "During a conversation with two of his longtime friends, we learned that he was particularly fond of our science and nature programs," said a representative of their local public radio station. "His friends believed his work ethic and constant efforts for perfection were no doubt why he enjoyed PBS science offerings. The wonderful times he and his wife spent at their summer home were reflected in his love of nature programming." There are two different types of charitable remainder trusts. A charitable remainder annuity trust is set up to pay a fixed rate of return based on the initial valuation at the time the property is placed in the trust. The trust assets are never revalued. Some additional information on charitable remainder trusts is also available. Charitable Remainder Trusts provide a good degree of flexibility that is valuable in charitable gift planning. For example, a variation on remainder trusts can be an effective way to make gifts of real estate. A graphic example of a charitable remainder trust is available. To meet Daniel and Alice, click here. Please note, individual financial circumstances will vary. The information on this site does not constitute legal or tax advice. As with all tax and estate planning, please consult your attorney or estate specialist. All material is copyrighted and is for viewing purposes only. Use of this site signifies your agreement with the terms of use. This Planned Giving section has been developed for WFAE 90.7fm by Future Focus. Please report any problems to webmaster. Revised: September 18, 2008 12:40 . |
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