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Charitable Remainder Annuity Trusts

What is a charitable remainder annuity trust?

A charitable remainder annuity trust is a separately invested and managed charitable trust that pays you, your spouse, and/or other beneficiaries a fixed annuity income for life or a term of years. You receive a charitable income tax deduction for a portion of your gift to the trust. No additional gifts are permitted. After the annuity trust terminates, the accumulated principal or "remainder interest" goes to Mother Jones. Minimum gift is $100,000 and the advantages are considerable.

  • Receive stable, predictable income (particularly appealing to older donors and income beneficiaries).
  • Depending on how your trust is invested, much of your income could be taxed at the capital gains rate of 15%.
  • Avoid ALL capital gains tax on any appreciated assets you donate.
  • Reduced estate tax liability if your estate is at the taxable level.
  • Enjoy the satisfaction of making a deferred gift to Mother Jones during your lifetime.

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To learn more about charitable remainder annuity trusts, Email us, complete the Information Request Form, or call us at (415) 321-1700 so that we can assist you.


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