Have you ever thought about leaving a gift to charity in your Will?
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Have you ever considered leaving a gift to charity in your Will?
Think about it - those furry friends you rescued thanks to the local animal rehoming centre? Or maybe a family member who received vital support from a mental health charity?
Chances are, a charity has impacted your life, or someone you love, in a big way. These incredible organisations tackle everything from saving animals to providing life-saving medical research.
But how can we ensure they can continue their amazing work for future generations?
My name is Gary Tonsley owner of Westwood Estate Planning.
I am delighted to be bringing you this article series in partnership with Remember a Charity who I am a proud campaign supporter for.
So, here's the thing: most charities rely heavily on public support.
And leaving a gift in your Will is a fantastic way to make a truly lasting impact.
It's often the chance to give a much bigger donation than you ever could during your lifetime.
Imagine being remembered not just for what you did, but for the positive change you helped create for years to come.
That's a pretty awesome legacy, wouldn't you say?
One of the best parts? Leaving a charitable gift in your Will can actually reduce your inheritance tax bill.
Think of it as a double win - for you and for a worthy cause!
I've seen first-hand the joy on my clients' faces when they make a gift to charity in their Wills. They know they're making a difference that will ripple outwards for years to come. It's incredibly powerful.
And that's why I'm dedicating a series of articles to charitable gifting.
We'll tackle everything from navigating the tax benefits, to choosing the right type of gift for you and more.
So, stay keep a look out for the next article as we're about to embark on a journey that could not only benefit your loved ones, but also leave a lasting positive impact on the world.
Thank you for reading and bye for now.