Commuted Payment Gift Annuity



How It Works

  • You transfer cash or securities to Disabled Veterans National Foundation. Our suggested minimum gift requirement is $0.
  • Beginning on a specified date in the future, DVNF begins to pay you, or up to two annuitants you name, fixed annuity payments for a period of years that you determine.
  • Beneficiaries are recommended to be at least 65 to begin receiving payments and must be at least 40 to fund the gift.
  • The remaining balance passes to DVNF at the end of the term of years.

Benefits

  • Commuting payments permits a higher annuity rate and generates a larger charitable deduction.
  • You can target your annuity payments for the period of years when you need them, such as between retirement and when you are eligible for full Social Security benefits.
  • The shorter the period of payments, the higher each payment will be.


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Give a gift of cash or stock, recieve income in return.

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Flexible Gift Annuity →

More flexibility than a deferred payment gift annuity.

Commuted Payment Gift Annuity →

Give cash or other assets, get fixed payments for life.

Pooled Income Fund →

Offers variable income today, and an opportunity for growth.

Charitable Remainder Unitrust →

Maximum flexibility over gift plan investment, benefits.

Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust →

Flexibility to manage your gift; security of stable income.

Contact Us

Planning your estate and legacy for future generations, including your charitable interests, takes careful evaluation. Consulting with the appropriate professionals can assist you.

Mildred Mesembe, Director of Finance
mmesembe@dvnf.org
202-737-0522

The gift planning information presented on this Planned Giving website of Disabled Veterans National Foundation is not offered as legal or tax advice.
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