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Keywords:
Charity,
Executor,
Beneficiary,
Provision,
Recipient
Giving of assets, such as bonds, mutual funds, real estate and personal property to beneficiars through the provisions of a will.
a clause in your will that directs the executor of your Will to distribute a portion, or in some cases all of your estate to your preferred charity
a legal provision made by will, naming, for instance, the Rhode Island College Foundation as recipient of the whole or a portion of an individual's personal estate
a legal provision, made by will, which names the Library as the recipient of all, or a portion, of your estate
a means to save significant estate tax and direct your funds to your areas of interest
an amount a registered charity receives from the will of a deceased person
a provision included in a will that names UMMS as a beneficiary of all or a portion of the estate of the person who made the will
a provision in the landowner's will or a codicil (an amendment to a will) that instructs the estate's executor to convey land or a conservation easement to the Land Trust
a provision in your will naming the Omega Institute as a recipient of a part of your estate
a provision in your will or living trust which directs funds or assets to the Academy
a provision in your will or revocable living trust that names Trinity as the recipient of a fixed sum of money, or a percentage of your assets, or a specific asset
a request that you make in your will, instructing your executor to leave some, or all of your estate to a particular cause or charity
a section of the will that directs how elements of the estate are to be divided
a simple way to provide a specific sum, a percentage or the residue of an estate
a specific provision of your Will, directing some assets in your estate to the University
a statement in your will that transfers property from your estate to a named beneficiary
a way to direct some of your assets to specific individuals or agencies of your choice
Intestacy Residuary Estate
To give or leave personal property or assets by will to an individual or charity. A bequest may be for a specific amount or percentage of the estate.
Assets transferred to a beneficiary under a will.
The process of giving stocks, bonds or any other assets to the beneficiary of a will.
That which is left to specified persons under a deceased person's will.
The legal term for personal property (anything but real estate) left in a will.
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