In part one of this three-part series on charitable giving, learn how to identify the clients who would be most receptive to discussions about philanthropy. Part two explores the major tax and estate considerations, and part three outlines various charitable giving structures. And there’s more about charitable giving in a video featuring Malcolm Burrows, head of philanthropic advisory services at Scotia Private Client Group, and in a webinar taking place on December 12.
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Malcolm Burrows, head of philanthropic advisory services at Scotia Private Client Group, discusses how to identify triggers and life events when clients will require your advice about major charitable giving, and explains how to achieve clients’ goals. He spoke with Rudy Mezzetta, reporter with Investment Executive, at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
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