We help Christians make tax-wise decisions regarding the transfer of their financial resources and we offer stewardship education and development for churches.
Fast Fact: If you have a trust, a trustee is the person who will carry the authority and responsibility to manage and distribute your trust’s assets according to your wishes.
The opening chapters of Joshua are filled with peril, narrow escapes and heroic battles. God’s faithfulness, mercy and provision are evident on every page. Read more: https://t.co/pfCQiK1v2C
For five decades, Randy and Jan have supported causes close to their hearts. Now they want that generosity to continue through retirement and beyond. Read “Comfort and Confidence”: https://t.co/EPzb7CiLeI #smartgiving
How can you support multiple ministries through your will? Name Barnabas Foundation as a beneficiary and provide distribution instructions. You can update charitable designations over time without rewriting your will.
We make time and space for what matters most. Aspirations require time, planning, energy and focus, or another year can pass without meaningful change. Read more: https://t.co/KcICng5M28 #priorities
“An estate plan isn't something you create once and forget. It should grow with the seasons of your life.” If it has been several years since you reviewed your plan, now may be the perfect time.
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Through hard work, faithful giving and God’s provision, John and Jan learned that when you place your life and your “scraps” in God’s hands, He can use them for something beautiful. Read more: https://t.co/Qb6fCdcxQM
Can you leave life insurance to charity? Yes. Life insurance, retirement assets and other financial accounts can support your favorite ministries beyond your lifetime. Contact the appropriate provider to file a beneficiary designation or POD form.*
Leaving an IRA to loved ones can create taxable income. Giving retirement funds to charity through your estate plan can direct the full gift to ministry tax-free. Learn more: https://t.co/AmVsR2UFbc #smartgiving
What is a donor-advised fund? Like a charitable giving account, a DAF allows you to make contributions into a single account and then recommend grants to your favorite charities.
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Generosity shaped Laura’s childhood. For Rich, it was a new paradigm. Their marriage began a conversation about regular, intentional giving. Read their story: https://t.co/YfuDy9IcEp
Should every child or grandchild inherit the same amount in the same way? Estate plans based on equality can sometimes do more harm than good. Learn why: https://t.co/ydvqhhOpmY
During August, $9,380,070.46 was distributed to charitable organizations on behalf of the individuals and families we serve. These gifts help ministries share hope, strengthen communities and further their Kingdom work.
R.G. LeTourneau secured 299 patents related to earthmoving and manufacturing, but he knew his life’s purpose was about far more than moving dirt. Read “The Biggest Shovel”: https://t.co/JdH2VZrKOw
Fast Fact: Support ministry beyond your lifetime by naming a charity as a beneficiary of a retirement account, life insurance policy or bank account. Review your designations today to ensure your generosity reflects your values.
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Q: How much should I leave to my children and charity?
Many Christians provide for loved ones and ministries. One approach is to think of charity as "another child" when dividing an estate.
Smart Giving Fast Fact
A planned gift isn't just about passing on assets. It's about passing on your values while caring for family and supporting ministry.
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