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Gifts That Make Financial Sense

You can give to Princeton in ways that satisfy both your financial and philanthropic goals.

Life Income Gifts
provide income for you or your family.

Charitable Lead Trusts
allow you to transfer assets to your family tax-free.

Real Estate Gifts
offer tax and other benefits.

Princeton manages about $230 million in planned giving assets. The offices of Gift Planning and Asset Administration work with the Princeton University Investment Company (PRINCO), the same organization that manages the University's endowment, to administer and invest life income gifts, charitable lead trusts, and real estate and other gifts that involve more complex assets.

Gift Planning staffers can meet with you to discuss a wide range of issues, including tax-wise philanthropy, the ins-and-outs of wealth transfers, and the strategic use of family foundations.

Call us at 609.258.6318 or e-mail 1746soc@princeton.edu.


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