Not Your Ordinary Bank
I’ve always wondered how philanthropic services work, now that I intend to start my own charity (gosh … can’t even afford my own car) but would like to get involved not in the financial aspect but in the services itself. The questions lingering in my mind are who runs it, who administers the planning and implementation, the analysis of cash being released, who deals with the taxes, reporting to the state and what not.
Then I found out that there are companies out there, not banks mind you, that offer trust funds and philanthropy services. So these are the companies behind the big philanthropists to date, the people behind the paper works and the planning. Take for example Northern Trust, not only do they offer Trust and Fiduciary, they also offer estate settlement services, retirement and financial planning, investments and a whole lot more. So if your financially concerned and in need of advice on whether you should invest your money or not then check them out, have a little chit chat with their committed staff to get this sorted out.
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I always read your blog in high spirits. Thanks
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canta (Who am I?) — August 18, 2008 @ 8:26 am