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And there came a poor widow, and she cast in two mites, which make a farthing. And he called unto him his disciples, and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, This poor widow cast in more than all they that are casting into the treasury: for they all did cast in of their superfluity; but she of her want did cast in all that she had, even all her living. Mark 12:42-43
Giving by Will FAQs
How can I give in My Will?
It's never to early to start thinking about how your estate will be distributed. Unfortunately, every day millions of dollars are lost through unnecessary taxes and estate expenses.
Your estate includes everything you own-your hard-earned money, house, real estate, vehicles, life insurance, investments, and anything else you hold dear. These are the things you want your family and their families to enjoy-the things that can make a positive impact on their lives for many years.
Your will is an excellent way to assign a portion of your legacy to your church or worthy charity. The Abbey can assist you with more information about setting up a will. Give us a call or email and we help you get started.
Why Should You Have a Will?
A will makes provisions for good stewardship of your assets when you no longer can express your intentions because of death.
•A will specifies how your assets are to be distributed.
•A will selects the individual you wish to settle your estate.
•A will determines legal guardianship of minor children.
•A will can reduce or exempt your estate from Federal Estate Taxes.
•A will fulfills your charitable intentions.
Questions & Answers About Wills
What is a will?
A will is a legal document that specifies after your death how, when, and to whom your assets will be distributed. Your assets include such items as your house and other real estate, furnishings, vehicles, life insurance, money accounts and funds, stocks and bonds, and any other possession of significant value. A will also establishes who will manage and handle the distribution of the assets in your estate. Finally, if you have minor children, it will name the guardian of your children.
Who should have a will?
Anyone of legal age, parents of minor children, and anyone who has assets of value that they want to distribute to specified individuals or charitable organizations.
What happens if I die without a will?
You give the state the authority to decide for you! You lose the right to provide for your family in the way you may prefer after your death. You lose the opportunity to determine guardianship for minor children. You forfeit the opportunity to leave a legacy to your church or your favorite charity.
Is joint tenancy a substitute for a will?
It is advisable to engage competent legal counsel for drafting your will. If you do not have legal counsel, contact us and we will help you find legal counsel to create a simple legal document that will declare your desires for the disposition of your estate to your family and loved ones while also leaving a gift to a charity of your choice. If you desire to leave a gift to North Heights, a simple provision may go as follows: "I desire to give (or % of my distributable estate) to Abbey of the Most Holy Mother, Jonesboro, AR 72401."
Need More Information?
If you are still undecided and would like to know more, contact us.
How can I give in My Will?
It's never to early to start thinking about how your estate will be distributed. Unfortunately, every day millions of dollars are lost through unnecessary taxes and estate expenses.
Your estate includes everything you own-your hard-earned money, house, real estate, vehicles, life insurance, investments, and anything else you hold dear. These are the things you want your family and their families to enjoy-the things that can make a positive impact on their lives for many years.
Your will is an excellent way to assign a portion of your legacy to your church or worthy charity. The Abbey can assist you with more information about setting up a will. Give us a call or email and we help you get started.
Why Should You Have a Will?
A will makes provisions for good stewardship of your assets when you no longer can express your intentions because of death.
•A will specifies how your assets are to be distributed.
•A will selects the individual you wish to settle your estate.
•A will determines legal guardianship of minor children.
•A will can reduce or exempt your estate from Federal Estate Taxes.
•A will fulfills your charitable intentions.
Questions & Answers About Wills
What is a will?
A will is a legal document that specifies after your death how, when, and to whom your assets will be distributed. Your assets include such items as your house and other real estate, furnishings, vehicles, life insurance, money accounts and funds, stocks and bonds, and any other possession of significant value. A will also establishes who will manage and handle the distribution of the assets in your estate. Finally, if you have minor children, it will name the guardian of your children.
Who should have a will?
Anyone of legal age, parents of minor children, and anyone who has assets of value that they want to distribute to specified individuals or charitable organizations.
What happens if I die without a will?
You give the state the authority to decide for you! You lose the right to provide for your family in the way you may prefer after your death. You lose the opportunity to determine guardianship for minor children. You forfeit the opportunity to leave a legacy to your church or your favorite charity.
Is joint tenancy a substitute for a will?
It is advisable to engage competent legal counsel for drafting your will. If you do not have legal counsel, contact us and we will help you find legal counsel to create a simple legal document that will declare your desires for the disposition of your estate to your family and loved ones while also leaving a gift to a charity of your choice. If you desire to leave a gift to North Heights, a simple provision may go as follows: "I desire to give (or % of my distributable estate) to Abbey of the Most Holy Mother, Jonesboro, AR 72401."
Need More Information?
If you are still undecided and would like to know more, contact us.
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Jesus taught, "But God said unto him, Thou foolish one, this night is thy soul required of thee; and the things which thou hast prepared, whose shall they be? So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God." Luke 12:20-21