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At the Georgia United Methodist Foundation, our goal is to educate you on how you might plan your affairs to benefit your family, as well as United Methodist churches and ministries that are close to your heart. If you have any questions about the best way for you to benefit through a planned gift, please contact 770-449-6726, 877-220-5664 or [email protected]. A Planned Giving team member will be very pleased to help you.

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Tuesday June 6, 2023

Bypass the Estate Tax
There are both temporary and permanent rules for federal estate planning. These principles are helpful in creating...
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Federal Debt Limit Agreement Avoids U.S. Default
With a vote of 314 to 117 in the House of Representatives and 63 to 36 in the Senate, Congress sent the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 to the President. When the President signs the bill, the threat of a default on U.S. debt and obligations is avoided. There was a sigh of relief in Congress, the White House, the financial markets and by world leaders. All were hoping for a compromise and bipartisan support for the bill. After extended negotiations between President Biden and Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, a bipartisan compromise was reached. The bill suspends the debt limit of $31.4...
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Social Security Benefits for Family Members
What are the Social Security benefits for family members? What are the qualifications for eligibility? Depending on...
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Bypass the Estate Tax
There are both temporary and permanent rules for federal estate planning. These principles are helpful in creating...
More
Social Security Benefits for Family Members
What are the Social Security benefits for family members? What are the qualifications for eligibility? Depending on...
More
Federal Debt Limit Agreement Avoids U.S. Default
With a vote of 314 to 117 in the House of Representatives and 63 to 36 in the Senate, Congress sent the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 to the President. When the President signs the bill, the threat of a default on U.S. debt and obligations is avoided. There was a sigh of relief in Congress, the White House, the financial markets and by world leaders. All were hoping for a compromise and bipartisan support for the bill. After extended negotiations between President Biden and Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, a bipartisan compromise was reached. The bill suspends the debt limit of $31.4...
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