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Pooled Income Fund

Pooled Income Fund Diagram. Description of image is listed below.

How It Works

  1. You sign pooled income fund (PIF) agreement and designate the income beneficiaries
  2. You transfer cash or appreciated securities to trustee and receive an income-tax deduction (your gift will be co-mingled with similar gifts of other donors and invested and managed by a trustee)
  3. Trustee makes quarterly payments to income beneficiaries for their lifetimes
  4. Remainder goes to Kent for purposes you specify

Benefits

  • You or one or more beneficiaries will receive income annually that varies with the value of the trust each year
  • You will receive a federal income-tax deduction for the present value of charity's remainder interest in your portion of the PIF
  • You will not be taxed on capital gain when appreciated assets are donated and sold
  • Pooled fund remainder will provide generous support for Kent

Contact Us

Greg Carter
Director of Advancement
860-927-6279
carterg@kent-school.edu

Kent School
1 Macedonia Road, PO Box 2006
Kent, CT 06757

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