One of the most attractive &mdash; and sometimes secretive &mdash; ways the wealthy donate money could soon get even more popular

One of the most attractive — and sometimes secretive — ways the wealthy donate money could soon get even more popular

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As President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" moves through Congress, a provision hiking taxes on private foundations could make another form of philanthropy even more attractive: donor-advised funds.

One of the most attractive — and sometimes secretive — ways the wealthy donate money could soon get even more popular

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