Win-Son International Servants Heart
Welcome!
Thank you again for your interest to support the great work Win-Son International Servants Heart (WISH) is doing. I have with me, Eric Weissgarber, who is a supporter of our organization. He also has some significant life skills in the area giving and smarter ways to be generous. Eric is fully retired and is not receiving or seeking any compensation from us for this help. He has created a series of educational awareness videos and implementation material titled Smarter Generosity™. Please click below to see ways that you could be smarter with your generosity towards WISH.
– Walter Windsor – President
Eric Weissgarber – Smarter Generosity
Walter Windsor, President – Win-Son International Servants Heart (WISH)
There are six more videos that cover various topics of the Smarter Generosity™ journey.
The brochure below is referenced in the introduction video. Click to view full size…
Topics We Cover
Increase your giving with taxes saved…
Many of these powerful ideas are never learned. We don’t start off life with lots of assets and high tax brackets. We legitimately have to plan and save for later. With savings and compounding, we can end up with extra. These great ideas can convert that extra to have significant impact while eliminating or reducing long-term capital gains and income tax.
Don’t deny yourself or the charities you care about from benefiting from these ideas. Behind most of these informative videos well give you very clear specific guidelines how to implement the powerful, tax saving strategies.
We’ve created six brief videos on these topics
The Iceberg
See why 90% of people are giving from the wrong assets
Why
It’s Dave Ramsey‘s final, seventh step of Financial Peace University.
When
Optimize your deductions and maximize your giving during these years and events.
Donor Advised Fund
Use this SUPER vehicle to never pay long-term capital gains tax and possibly eliminate income tax.
70+ Years Old
Yes, there are advantages of getting older! Especially for those of us who are 70 and beyond. We have the ability to make a direct gift to charity from our retirement accounts. These direct gifts to charity are not deemed taxable income to us.
Charities You Support
Sadly, most charities have been operating in the dark ages. They don’t know how to show their donors how to convert tax dollars into charitable giving.
Request to Learn More
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Thank you.
