Remember us last!
After remembering all those you care about most, please include us as the last one in your will. Your gift will aid the mission of young people hearing gospel with the generosity of loved ones remembered.
Making a bequest to NET Ministries of Canada is a simple yet tremendously effective way to help young people receive the gospel message. Gifts of cash, securities, art, RRSP/RRIF, Insurance, percentage of estate residue, etc are all welcomed.
Anyone, regardless of their financial means, can leave something to NET Ministries of Canada in their will.
If you would like to bequest a gift to NET Ministries of Canda, there are three principle mechanisms, as follows:
- a specific bequest names a specific item (or asset value) to be given to NET Ministries of Candada;
- a percentage bequest designates what percentage of an asset (or estate) is to be given to NET Ministries of Canada as a beneficiary;
- a
residual bequest leaves all or a portion of what is left in the estate
after the specific and percentage bequests have been distributed and
after all fees and taxes on the estate have been paid. (Remembering us as the last beneficiary.)
Contact your lawyer for specific wording to ensure your wishes are clearly understood. In some cases, you need not re-write your will; you can add a codicil to include a specific change.
It is not necessary to notify NET Ministries of Canada that you have included a bequest in your will. However, if we are aware of your plans, we welcome the opportunity to thank you for your future gift, and to keep you informed of our current work.
Benefit to the Donor
1. Immediate donation receipt equal to value when donated
Annual donation receipt for premiums paid by donor
Can be a large donation for lesser cost
Ordinarily a donation receipt for a substantial amount
Receipt can be used in year of death and previous year for tax credit purpose
Benefit to NET
1. Access to any cash value
Capital on death of insured
NET Ministries has control of the policy
Substantial gift amount at death of donor
2. Capital on death of insured
Substantial gift amount at death of donor
