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Tough Love: Kids Or Charity?
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Many wealthy Americans, it turns out, are more fixated on spending and giving away their wealth than making sure their kids get a big inheritance.
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The Wealth Revolution Is Changing The Way Americans Give To Charity
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The Better Angels: The wealth revolution is changing the way Americans give to charity. Nonprofits have to adapt or be left behind.
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The Quest For The Right Bequest
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Many people want to use part of their estate to help charities they believe in—leaving a legacy of helping out the less fortunate, nurturing the arts or supporting other important causes.
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Tax Write-Off Now, Charity Later
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The failure of the bipartisan debt reduction committee to reach agreement means there are likely to be drastic cuts in federal spending that will result in many more Americans looking to the charitable sector to meet their needs.
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Tax Rules For Deducting Donations
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If you make a donation worth $250 or more to an IRS-approved charity, you must receive a qualified “contemporaneous written acknowledgement” from the charity to claim a charitable deduction.
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Should Philanthropies Operate Like Businesses
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It’s your money, and you’re willing to give some of it away to a worthy cause. But you want to see results.
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Philanthropies Are Learning To Cope And Even Prosper In A Tough Economy
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The signs of distress in the world of philanthropy are no more vividly illustrated than at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation in Los Altos, Calif.
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Making Charitable Donations From Your IRA
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For those 70-1/2 and older, how to take advantage of this tax deal.
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Five Fascinating Philanthropists
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These innovative givers don’t just write checks. They donate time and get results.
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Happiness: Will Money Make You Happy ?
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She had so much. A two-bedroom apartment. Two cars. Enough wedding china to serve two dozen people. Yet Tammy Strobel wasn’t happy.
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