Making a year-end charitable distribution is a powerful way to achieve your philanthropic goals. This impactful gift can support the causes you care about while offering significant tax benefits — positioning you well for the coming years. Individuals age 73 or older must take annual required minimum distributions (RMDs) from their individual retirement accounts. If […]
(Photo credit: Cliff MacArthur, Wikipedia.com) To change the world that you are in,give to the world what you haveand serve the world with who you are. Sister Madonna Buder This year, the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis celebrates 100 years of helping students become agents of change in the world. It is […]
Life insurance gift will support MBA scholars for generations As a senior partner and managing director at Boston Consulting Group, Sandeep Chugani, BS ’89, MBA ’91, has entered the gratitude stage of life. At 5 p.m. on a winter afternoon in Miami, Chugani — fresh off a consulting call with a CEO client — shifts […]
We face many challenges today — from geopolitical instability to climate concerns to cybersecurity. It may seem like a time to circle the wagons rather than discuss your long-term philanthropic goals. But if you choose the right option, planned giving can provide a powerful way for you to create a lasting impact and help ensure […]
For Laura Jacoby BS `76, the necessity of holding a job while attending college meant passing up opportunities because of her work schedule, or because the extra fees required for some activities weren’t in the budget. What was worse, Jacoby says, was falling asleep in class because she was so tired. “I wanted to learn […]
Tyler Horning, Principal, TDC Life With a dedication and passion for working with advisors to help their clients organize, improve, and execute their life insurance and estate planning needs, Tyler Horning has brought a long-term focus to the TDC Life team. As President of TDC Life, Tyler is a third-generation leader of the firm who […]
By Ginger O’Donnell Boston native David Kooy, AB ’79, synced with the Washington University community from his first days on campus. When his father dropped him off at his dorm, Kooy quickly realized he was surrounded by a group of talented and supportive peers. “I felt comfortable from the get-go,” he says. As a young […]