Short Sell for Charity

Despite the weak economy and turbulence of the capital markets during these past several years, charitable giving remains a significant part of many wealthy individuals' financial and estate planning. Since 2000, Americans have donated more than $200 billion a year to charities. Clearly, they believe philanthropy is important.1 The primary motives for charitable giving always have been humanitarian

Thomas Boczar , Mark Fichtenbaum | Aug 01, 2004

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Despite the weak economy and turbulence of the capital markets during these past several years, charitable giving remains a significant part of many wealthy individuals' financial and estate planning. Since 2000, Americans have donated more than $200 billion a year to charities. Clearly, they believe philanthropy is important.¹

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