Close to 1/3 of people have Traditional IRA’s (Individual Retirement Accounts). If you have people that are giving to your church who are older than 72, but NOT giving through their IRA, they are overpaying their taxes. Here’s how you can help them.
I’m actually not a fan of holding single stocks…unless you’re just planning on donating them. For people like me that instead invest in mutual funds, how can you enable them to give shares of their mutual fund to your church and why is this a good idea?
Not just wealthy folks own stock. Actually around 55% of people own stocks…including people in your church. How can you enable them to give stock to your church and why is this a good idea?
Similar to last week, what if we could make it easier for ranchers to give to the church in a way that will greatly cut their tax bill. That’s what I’m going over in this week’s post.
Why is it difficult for most church leaders to ask people to give or volunteer? Could it be because your church isn’t clear about it’s own story? Sheri Meister teaches in this webinar on the benefits of knowing and telling your church’s story.
Farmers are often some of the biggest givers to our churches. What if we could make it easier for them to give to the church in a way that will greatly cut their tax bill. That’s what I’m going over in this week’s post.
When you create a will, you don’t only need to think about your own death. You also have to consider what would happen if your spouse dies at the same time…or even your kids. What do those scenarios look like?
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