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How can life insurance policies be used to make a gift to a nonprofit?

Summary:

This is one of several ways of making a planned gift.

Answer:

An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust using an existing policy or a newly
purchased policy may be used to accomplish this end.

Advice from a tax attorney or a personal tax advisor will probably lead to several other possibilities.

The field of planned giving has expanded a lot in recent years. For a general introduction, see the Nonprofit FAQ section on the topic at http://www.idealist.org/en/faqcat/115-244 or the National Committee on Planned Giving at http://www.ncpg.org



The first paragraph comes from the earliest days of the Nonprofit FAQ, sometime in the 1990s. The second and third paragraphs were added 2/2/05. --PB


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