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The Wonders of Life Insurance A Philanthropic & Wealth Replacement T ool Juliana Sellers Board Member, Temple Israel Director of Advancement, The Bakken Museum A donor wants to give a life insurance policy to our charity! Now what do I


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The Wonders of Life Insurance

A Philanthropic & Wealth Replacement T

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Juliana Sellers Board Member, Temple Israel Director of Advancement, The Bakken Museum

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A donor wants to give a life insurance policy to our charity!

Now what do I do???

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Questions to ask

  • What does our Gift Acceptance Policy say we need to do?
  • What type of policy is it?
  • Do premiums need to be paid? If so, by charity or donor?
  • Are there loans against the policy?
  • Has a 3rd party evaluated the policy?
  • What’s the carrier’s strength?
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Must be done by a disinte r e ste d ac tuar y or appr aisal fir m – not an age nt. (ask for a “712”)

Life Insurance Policy Valuation

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Ways to give Life Insurance

1) Name charity as a beneficiary 2) Make charity both owner and beneficiary 3) Give other assets to charity and use Life Insurance as wealth replacement for heirs 4) Set-up a Charitable Gift Annuity and reinsure it with a commercial annuity and life insurance

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Ge Gener eral al T Tax Deductibility

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Does our charity have to keep the policy we own on a donor’s life?

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What could go wrong?

  • Carrier health, expenses, internal timeline
  • Falling interest rates
  • No insurable interest
  • Bad valuation
  • Tax consequences to donor and org
  • Donor has incidence of ownership or lien on the policy
  • Premiums don’t get paid or are too expensive
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Resources

  • Planned Giving Design Center:

www.pgdc.com/pgdc/charitable-gifts-life-insurance

  • Brian Clontz
  • Tamar Fink
  • A trusted local Life Insurance Agent who has experience

facilitating such gifts.

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F ile & F

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ge t? . . . NO WAY! Ple ase have a qualifie d insur anc e pr

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your polic ie s annually to e nsur e all is in good standing.

Annual Review