In order to provide for charitable giving, you can:
l) donate a specific asset,
2) leave a percentage of your assets),
3) setup a charitable trust,
4) make a charitable bequest in your will, and
5) name a charity as a beneficiary of a retirement or life insurance policy.
It is important to consult with an attorney who specializes in estate planning to determine the best way to include charitable giving in your will or estate plan.
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