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By Eric Kinaitis

A legacy fund at American Endowment Foundation (AEF) is a means by which you can use a donor advised fund to support charitable giving in the future for testamentary or estate planning purposes. A legacy fund would receive the gift of assets at a future date when a bequest or similar estate planning strategy takes effect.

Editor Note: This article is a complementary viewpoint to a past AEF Insights article on anonymous giving.

By Ken Nopar, VP-Senior Philanthropic Advisor

By Eric Kinaitis

For many people, the thought of what to give often is synonymous with the concept of bequests. Someone not providing assets to charity until after their death is certainly pragmatic, since those assets would no longer be needed to support the donor’s living expenses.

By Eric Kinaitis

Every week, we appreciate that thousands of readers take time to open our weekly edition of AEF Insights and take part in learning how a donor advised fund can be a solution for a variety of financial management & tax planning concerns.

Enjoy our 10 most read AEF Insights blog articles from 2020:

By Susan Kay, VP-Business Development, MFS Advisors, Guest Columnist

I have had the pleasure of meeting and learning from some of the brightest and most successful financial advisors in the country. Let me share how these successful advisors have used the power of charity to grow their business.

By Eric Kinaitis

_{This article originally appeared in ThinkAdvisor.}

By Ken Nopar

Clients who discuss their annual charitable planning with their families over the holidays often have similar conversations from year to year. This year, however, may be very different.

By Eric Kinaitis

By Andrew Bishop CFA, CEPA, & Stacie Jacobsen, Bernstein Private Wealth Management, Guest Columnists

By Martin S. Schamis, CFP^®, VP-Head of Wealth Planning, Janney Montgomery Scott LLC - Philadelphia, Guest Columnist