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Bequests & Trusts
> Life Insurance Gifts
If you have a life insurance policy that you no longer need, gifting
that policy can be a way to combine charitable objectives with tax
advantages for you. You may also buy a new policy to provide a substantial
gift to the May Institute at your death.
You may receive an income tax deduction when you name the May Institute
as an irrevocable beneficiary or owner of a life insurance policy.
If you continue to make premium payments after you have made the
gift, those payments may also be deductible. The amount of the deduction
depends on the type of policy contributed. An irrevocable gift of
life insurance may be appropriate when the growth of your assets
or the reduced needs of your dependents make the policy unnecessary.
Because the tax laws regarding gifts of
life insurance policies are
complex, please contact Ed Ahern at eahern@mayinstitute.org, or call 781-437-1252.
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