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You can leave the following gifts in your Will: A percentage or share of your estate. For example, you could leave 10% of your total wealth, or you might choose to leave one-fifth of your total wealth. This is known as a residuary gift. A lump sum (single payment of money).
The decision to leave a gift in your Will starts with your heart. But it doesn’t stop there. New advances in technology, big data and artificial intelligence mean that your gift could help fund some of the world’s most innovative research. Thanks to these advances, BHF-funded researchers are better placed than
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Sep 9, 2024 · Why should I consider leaving a gift to charity in my Will? Leaving a gift to charity is a meaningful way to continue supporting the causes you believe in. It gives you the opportunity to make a significant contribution that may not have been possible during your lifetime.
A gift to charity is free from inheritance tax and if you leave more than 10% of your net estate* to charity then the total amount of inheritance tax you pay reduces from 40% to 36%. * Visit gov.uk for more information
Oct 7, 2023 · “The decision to leave a gift in my Will to British Heart Foundation means more than ever now, it’s a way of remembering them both – and making the future brighter.” “British Heart Foundation have...
Apr 26, 2022 · Why should I leave a gift in my will to a charity? There are plenty of reasons to leave a gift in your will to a charity , some of them are obvious, and some of them you may not have thought about. You are leaving a legacy for future generations.
