Wealth Preservation · Authority Guide
Charitable Strategies as Preservation Tools
Charitable giving — done deliberately — preserves wealth across generations by reducing tax friction and aligning values.
Executive summary
Charitable giving — done deliberately — preserves wealth across generations by reducing tax friction and aligning values.
- DAFs for batched giving
- Charitable Remainder Trust for low-basis assets
- Qualified Charitable Distribution after 70½
Key takeaways
- DAFs for batched giving
- Charitable Remainder Trust for low-basis assets
- Qualified Charitable Distribution after 70½
- Bunching to clear standard deduction
Key strategies
Strategy 1
DAFs for batched giving
Strategy 2
Charitable Remainder Trust for low-basis assets
Strategy 3
Qualified Charitable Distribution after 70½
Strategy 4
Bunching to clear standard deduction
Pro-tips checklist
- Set a target % of income for charitable giving
- Use DAF to time deductions
FAQ
What's a Donor-Advised Fund?
An account that holds donated assets you direct to charities over time. Immediate deduction, deferred grants.