Its forecasts suggest that charity legacy income will continue at around the same level for the next few years, despite ongoing economic challenges. This is because, while a subdued economic environment is likely to drive reductions in the average value of residual gifts over the next couple of years, other factors should keep annual legacy income stable, with a long-term upward growth trajectory.
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When it comes to legacy giving, it’s not always the biggest estates that make the biggest difference. In a bid for greater understanding of this concept, we’ve taken a deep dive into our data and new analysis from Legacy Futures and Smee & Ford has revealed that estates worth £1-3 million are the most impactful group for charitable giving.
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The world of legacy giving is full of opportunity, but it can also be complex. With more than £5.5 trillion expected to pass between generations in the coming decades, and legacy income predicted to exceed £10 billion a year by 2050, charities need clear, data-driven insight to make confident decisions.
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Legacy Monitor analyseert sinds 2014 jaarlijks Nederlandse nalatenschappen.
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