Property Turns Into Income
Miranda lived in the family home where she and her spouse had raised their three children. After her spouse passed away, Miranda found it increasingly difficult to care for her property.Miranda's grandson came often to visit and help with chores around the house. On one such visit, he helped Miranda "surf" the internet. She enjoyed reading the weekly finance updates and donor stories on her favorite charity's planned giving website. On one such visit, Miranda learned that she could make a gift of her home to the charity and receive income for life.
Is a gift of your home to fund a charitable trust right for you?
Your home has been one of your best assets, but after the kids move out and the house gets harder to care for, you may have other needs. Better than a reverse mortgage, a unitrust is one strategy to "downsize" your home, avoid capital gains tax and provide you with income.
If you have questions about how a unitrust could help you downsize, please give us a call. We would be happy to answer questions that you might have.
*Please note: The name and image above are representative of a typical donor and may or may not be an actual donor to our organization. Since your unitrust benefits may be different, you may want to click here to view a color example of your benefits.
WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR GIFT TO ACCOMPLISH?
When you entrust your charitable gift to The Community Foundation, you have the flexibility to designate the purpose of your gift, and the confidence that The Community Foundation will carry out your plans for generations to come. Your gift can support a specific organization or cause, such as education or the arts, create a charitable fund that involves your children and grandchildren in a family tradition of philanthropy, or provide funds that The Community Foundation will use to address the changing needs of our community.