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Lucinda Frostick
Director at Remember a Charity
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Director at Remember a Charity.
Lucinda Frostick is Director of Remember A Charity, a 200-strong consortium of UK charities whose mission is to grow and normalise giving to charity from your Will.
Working closely with government and legal partners, the consortium runs a Campaign Supporter scheme, providing resources and a free web listing service for solicitors and Will-writers that commit to make relevant clients aware of the option of including a charitable gift in their Will.
Remember A Charity Week runs in September each year, but the campaign works all year round to promote charitable Will-writing to the giving public. www.rememberacharity.org.uk
Lucinda Frostick’s profile brings together professional experience, specialist subjects and published Chronicle Law contributions.
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CHARITIES · 3 MIN READ
Planting the seeds of a charitable legacy: Opportunities for wealth advisers to talk legacy giving with clients
Legal advisors can strengthen client relationships by exploring legacy giving. This article from Remember A Charity highlights key moments like; estate planning, life events, or financial reviews, when values-based conversations can have lasting impact.
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CHARITIES · 4 MIN READ
Charitable giving in estate planning: getting the conversation started
With more people thinking about leaving money to charity in their Wills, our trusted legal partner Remember A Charity shares simple ways to start the legacy giving conversation to help clients make a lasting impact while also easing their Inheritance Tax burden.
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LEGAL CHARITIES · 4 MIN READ
Legacy Giving on the Rise: Remember A Charity Study Reveals
New research from Remember A Charity reveals a growing trend in legacy giving, with more people considering gifts in wills.
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LEGAL CHARITIES · 4 MIN READ
Gifts in Wills: The potential advantages of donating a percentage share
Lucinda Frostick of Remember A Charity explores why structuring charitable gifts in Wills as a percentage, rather than a fixed sum, can offer clients greater flexibility, protect against inflation and maximise tax benefits.
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LEGAL INSIGHT · 3 MIN READ
Remember A Charity Week: What’s it all about?
Remember A Charity encourages the general public to consider how they can impact the world beyond their lifetime by leaving a gift to their favourite charities and supporting vital services for future generations. The national awareness week, running 11-17 September 2023 is a key opportunity for solicitors and professional Will-writers to open up conversations around charitable estates and the relevant tax breaks linked with legacy giving. This campaign draws together almost 200 charities from across the country, and over 800 solicitors and Will-writers all championing the message of giving from your Will.
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LEGAL INSIGHT · 3 MIN READ
IHT incentives on charitable donations: How they can benefit your clients and their chosen charities
In today’s world, UK baby boomers are active and engaged in their communities, they are financially-savvy and, according to Saga’s Generation Experience report, around two thirds of them support charities. Taking care of their family is crucial and – just like most of us – they hope that any inheritance they pass on will be valued and used wisely. In this environment, offering advice on the inheritance tax (IHT) incentives on charitable donations included in their Will takes on even greater significance.
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