Types of Planned Gifts
Palmer Home provides an opportunity for you to create a lasting legacy that embodies the spirit of compassion and love.
Bequests
A bequest is a gift made through your will or living trust, directing a specific amount or a percentage of your estate to a nonprofit organization. Bequests are a popular and straightforward way to leave a legacy, and they can be customized to support a particular program or area of interest.
Plan Your GiftCharitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs)
A CRT allows you to transfer assets to a trust, receive an income stream for a set number of years or your lifetime, and then designate the remaining assets to your chosen nonprofit organization. This gift structure allows you to enjoy potential tax benefits while supporting your charitable goals.
Plan Your GiftCharitable Lead Trusts (CLTs)
In contrast to CRTs, CLTs provide income to a nonprofit organization for a specified period. After this period ends, the remaining assets are passed on to your beneficiaries. CLTs can be a valuable way to minimize estate taxes while supporting the causes you care about.
Plan Your GiftLife Insurance Policies
By naming a nonprofit organization as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy, you can make a substantial gift without affecting your current financial situation. This option allows you to leave a legacy even if you are not in a position to make a significant gift during your lifetime.
Plan Your GiftRetirement Plan Assets
You can name a nonprofit organization as a beneficiary of your retirement accounts, such as 401(k)s or IRAs. By doing so, you can avoid potential income and estate taxes, making your legacy gift even more impactful.
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