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Understanding QCD’s in 2025

For retirees with a healthy nest egg in tax-deferred accounts, hitting age 73 comes with a new milestone: Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs). While it’s a sign of financial success, those RMDs can come with a not-so-fun side effect—higher taxes! The bigger your account balance, the larger your RMD, which could nudge you into a higher tax bracket.

The Philadelphia Eagles & Philanthropy

The Philadelphia Eagles have a strong reputation for philanthropy, making them one of the most community-focused teams in the NFL. Here are some of the key ways they have demonstrated their commitment to giving back:

Seven Reasons To Ask For QCD’s Early In The New Year

Some donors, especially those required to take Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs), begin planning their financial and tax strategies at the start of the year. Punctual CPAs send their clients information about their RMDs for the calendar year in January or February. By communicating early, nonprofits position themselves as part of these plans before funds are allocated elsewhere.

Part 2: Casting a Wide Net: How Online Estate Planning Platforms Can Protect More Americans

Employers are increasingly looking for holistic benefits to attract and retain talent. Including estate planning as part of an employee benefits package is a logical next step. It’s a highly relevant offering that aligns with employees’ long-term financial wellness goals. Online estate planning platforms can partner with benefits brokers and large companies to provide scalable solutions that make estate planning accessible to millions of workers.

Casting a Wide Net: How Online Estate Planning Platforms Can Serve More Americans

LinkedIn Twitter Facebook The demand for accessible and affordable estate planning has never been greater. With an aging population and an estimated $84 trillion wealth transfer expected over the next two decades, the need for clear, simple tools to protect families and leave legacies is critical. Yet, a startling 67% of Americans still do not […]

Turning Recurring Donors into Planned Giving Donors

The donors that give to you automatically every month show how much they trust you with every transaction. Your shared mission is so important to them that they give you their credit card number and allow you to charge money every month on it. That level of trust cannot be underestimated.

An Opportunity for Fraternal Life Insurers – Offer Complementary Online Estate Planning Services

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Fraternal life insurers have long been champions of serving specific communities with tailored insurance products and services. Rooted in a tradition of mutual support and shared values, these not-for-profit organizations are uniquely positioned to further deepen their relationships with members by addressing broader financial security needs. One essential service that complements the mission of fraternals is estate planning, including a will, advance health directive and financial power of attorney. Simple online estate planning platforms like LifeLegacy offer fraternal insurers an opportunity to provide a meaningful complementary service that dovetails perfectly with the protection of life insurance and annuity product while fostering loyalty and engagement.

Nonprofits: The Business Case for Integrating Estate Planning into Your Fundraising Strategy

For nonprofits, the challenge of sustaining operations and funding mission-critical initiatives is ever-present. Many organizations focus heavily on annual giving campaigns or a handful of fundraising events, leaving a critical opportunity untapped: a dedicated planned giving strategy. Integrating estate planning into your fundraising plan can unlock a steady stream of future contributions, ensuring long-term financial stability and deepening donor relationships.

Building Long-Term Funding Stability for Nonprofits: The Value of a Planned Giving Suite 

Nonprofits face an ongoing challenge in maintaining consistent funding to support their missions. Annual giving, while essential, often fluctuates due to economic conditions, donor preferences, and unforeseen events. These ebbs and flows can create operational disruption and jeopardize long-term plans. To counteract this instability, nonprofits increasingly recognize the importance of planned giving programs—a sustainable approach to securing future funding. However, implementing such programs can be daunting without the right tools and expertise.

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