Donating to a charity isn’t just for the wealthy. If you own stocks, you can donate appreciated stocks to a charity. Instead of writing a check, transfer your appreciated shares to a nonprofit ...

If you’re looking for a tax-smart way to support a cause you care about, donating stock to charity could be a great option. Instead of giving cash, you can donate appreciated stocks, avoid capital ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. J.R Whalen: Charitable donations are a great way of supporting a cause you ...

Since the 2017 tax reform, fewer donors are getting deductions for their donations. But with some planning, you may still be able to snag a tax benefit for your generosity this year. Chances are that ...

Discover smart giving tactics used by wealthy families to reduce tax liability while maximizing charitable impact Written By Written by Staff Senior Editor, Buy Side Miranda Marquit is a staff senior ...

There are ways to maximize your tax benefits when you donate to charity! Cathy Dewitt Dunn, of Dewitt & Dunn Financial Services, joined Good Day to share best practices for giving this holiday season.

Publicly traded securities held for more than one year—such as stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and mutual funds—are the non-cash assets most frequently donated to charities. Why is this?

Since the 2017 tax reform, fewer donors are able to claim deductions for their gifts. But with the right strategies, you may be able to turn your generosity into tax savings this year—before new ...