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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 18 MIN

How To Provide Charitable Gifts Through QCDs (Ep. 9)

from Money Metaphors · host Jason Coddington

Want to make a meaningful charitable impact in your retirement years? Join Jason Coddington of Coddington Wealth Advisors in the latest Money Metaphors episode as he demystifies Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs). This tool is a big breakthrough for savvy families and business owners aiming to blend philanthropy with tax efficiency. Learn how QCDs can be seamlessly incorporated into your retirement and estate plans, maximizing your charitable impact. Key Highlights: QCD Fundamentals: Dive into what QCDs are and how they’re tied to the Required Minimum Distribution rules for those over 73 Tax Reduction Tactics: Discover how QCDs can significantly reduce your taxable income, particularly beneficial for the philanthropically minded Direct Transfer Essentials: Learn the critical process of moving funds directly from your IRA to charities to capitalize on tax benefits Generous Provisions: Uncover the ability to donate up to $100,000 in one-time charity distributions for substantial tax savings Recent Tax Law Effects: Gain insight into how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 makes QCDs even more advantageous due to the rise in standard deduction Eligibility & Steps: Understand who qualifies for QCDs and the simple steps involved in executing them with the help of a financial advisor. Explore these topics and uncover more valuable financial insights in this compelling episode.   Connect with Jason Coddington: LinkedIn: Jason Coddington LinkedIn: Coddington Wealth Advisors Company Site: Coddington Wealth Advisors Facebook: Coddington Wealth Advisors Twitter: Coddington Wealth Advisors YouTube: Coddington Wealth Advisors

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