What is a living trust?
Revocable Living
Trust, or intervivos, is an important part of many persons estate plans.
Intervivos means "during life", which is when the trust is established.
Revocable means that the creator of the Trust, also known as the grantor, in
other words, you, can change the terms of the Trust or revoke it completely
during your lifetime. Assets in trust are not part of your will; they are
allocated according to instructions in the trust document.
Name Temple of the
Goddess beneficiary in your Living Trust. You remain in control of your
trust and have possible estate tax savings. This defers a gift until after
your lifetime, but acts as a memorial to your generous spirit.
A Trust donation may
also be given in honor of someone you loved or admired. Perhaps you’d like
to memorialize someone who furthered bringing the Goddess back into modern
consciousness.
Please let us know
when you have named Temple of the Goddess as beneficiary in your Living
Trust, either as a donation, or as an honoring of someone special. We very
much would like to thank your generous spirit.
Contact us at:
PlannedGiving@TempleoftheGoddess.org
Note:
The information on this site is not intended as legal, tax, or investment
advice. For such advice, please consult your legal, accounting, or other
professional advisors to confirm the accuracy and applicability of
information and current IRS regulations governing non-cash charitable
contributions.
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