By: BFS
I’ve sort of stopped bothering with donating stuff to places like Goodwill since we never donate enough for it to matter anyway. It’s become faster and easier to just give things away for free on...
View ArticleBy: Timothy Artisan
When it comes to donating to places like Goodwill and Salvation Army, our records could be better. I think it is always a good thing to keep this type of giving in the back of your mind. If you don’t...
View ArticleBy: Mrs PoP @ PlantingOurPennies
We have yet to hit the hurdle where it makes sense to itemize our deductions, it’s a pretty high hurdle when you’ve got two people!
View ArticleBy: Greg@ClubThrifty
We usually sponsor a family for Christmas…but we haven’t made a decision on that yet. I need to keep better records and get receipts when we donate to Goodwill.
View ArticleBy: Kim
Great tips. We talk about this a our humane society board meetings all the time to make sure we are giving proper receipts. We’ve seen many articles about charitible donations getting denied for tax...
View ArticleBy: DC @ Young Adult Money
Great post, definitely something to keep in mind around the holidays.
View ArticleBy: Sean @ One Smart Dollar
I am right there with you. I know that I need to do more than just giving away old clothes and other items. There are so many people that need the clothes so I still feel good doing that.
View ArticleBy: Miser for a Month - Week 3 | One Smart Dollar
[...] amount to your savings. You can do the same with your IRA, paying your mortgage, and most of the charitable organizations you give to. You will find that it is much easier to save money when...
View ArticleBy: Should You Pay off Your Mortgage Early? | One Smart Dollar
[...] cause you to lose some tax deductions, you can always take the money that you save, give it to your favorite charity, and keep those deductions, because in the end, having no debt obligations is...
View ArticleBy: Ted Jenkin
Great article! One great idea is to go to http://www.satruck.com and look at the valuation guides as a rule of thumb for charitable deductions…
View ArticleBy: Gillian Money After Graduation
Great post ! I do not donate anywhere near enough to worry about deductions, but I moreso donate any old items I don’t need anymore. As my debt goes down, my donations will definitely be going up!
View ArticleBy: Timothy Artisan
When it comes to donating to places like Goodwill and Salvation Army, our records could be better. I think it is always a good thing to keep this type of giving in the back of your mind. If you don’t...
View ArticleBy: Mrs PoP @ PlantingOurPennies
We have yet to hit the hurdle where it makes sense to itemize our deductions, it’s a pretty high hurdle when you’ve got two people!
View ArticleBy: Greg@ClubThrifty
We usually sponsor a family for Christmas…but we haven’t made a decision on that yet. I need to keep better records and get receipts when we donate to Goodwill.
View ArticleBy: Kim
Great tips. We talk about this a our humane society board meetings all the time to make sure we are giving proper receipts. We’ve seen many articles about charitible donations getting denied for tax...
View ArticleBy: DC @ Young Adult Money
Great post, definitely something to keep in mind around the holidays.
View ArticleBy: Gillian Money After Graduation
Great post ! I do not donate anywhere near enough to worry about deductions, but I moreso donate any old items I don’t need anymore. As my debt goes down, my donations will definitely be going up!
View ArticleBy: Sean @ One Smart Dollar
I am right there with you. I know that I need to do more than just giving away old clothes and other items. There are so many people that need the clothes so I still feel good doing that.
View ArticleBy: Miser for a Month - Week 3 | One Smart Dollar
[…] amount to your savings. You can do the same with your IRA, paying your mortgage, and most of the charitable organizations you give to. You will find that it is much easier to save money when you...
View ArticleBy: Should You Pay off Your Mortgage Early? | One Smart Dollar
[…] cause you to lose some tax deductions, you can always take the money that you save, give it to your favorite charity, and keep those deductions, because in the end, having no debt obligations is a...
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