3 Ways to Give to Charity in 2013

Monday, December 16, 2013

By Jeffery Levine, IRA Technical Expert  

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Ed Slott and Company IRA Technical Consultant Jeffrey Levine lays out 3 different ways you can give to charity in 2013, how charitable giving can help you at tax time and key strategies to take advantage of before the end of the year.

It’s December, so with that in mind, we lay out 3 ways you can give to charity in 2013, including:

  1. Cash donations
  2. Gifting appreciated property
  3. Qualified charitable distribution (QCD)

Watch the video below or click here to watch the clip at our IRAtv YouTube channel.


 

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