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Underrated: Falling Interest Rates and Charitable Gift Annuities

We’ve been hearing quite a bit about the Federal Reserve system (“the Fed”) likely cutting the Fed Funds rate – the key interest rate that it controls – at its next Open Market Committee meeting, which is September 17-18. When the Fed cuts the Fed Funds rate, other interest rates tend to follow suit – especially short-term and medium-term interest rates. And that brings us to the topic of charitable gift annuities (CGAs).
Our client organizations are asking, should they be promoting gift annuities at current rates – so donors can “get in” before an overall reduction in payout rates? That’s a great question and something worth talking about.
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