
What the Donor Does
- Places an asset (cash, stock, real estate) irrevocably into a charitable trust.
- Retains a lifetime right to the income the asset produces.
How the Donor Benefits:
- Receives lifetime income.
- Gets an immediate income tax deduction.
- Bypasses capital gains tax on sale of appreciated property.
- Avoids estate tax.
- Provides for a good cause during his or her lifetime.
- Protects principle and controls income flow.
- Feels good about helping provide for good works.
How the Franciscan School of Theology Benefits
- Receives principle upon death of income beneficiaries.
How to Establish a Life Income Plan
- Consult with your Advisor about how a Charitable Life Income Plan fits your particular needs.
FST is happy to provide you and your advisors with further information charitable life income plans. This includes a confidential analysis showing the tax and income consequences that apply to you. There is no cost or obligation to you for this service.
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