“Structures such as private ancillary funds can be worth exploring... they get their own tax regime... a large charitable donation can be particularly useful in a year where you've realised a substantial capital gains event”

Paul Benson, Guidance Financial Services · Financial Autonomy · UPDATED Beyond Building Wealth: 4 Things Your Retirement Plan Might Be Missing

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suggest wealthy retirees set up private ancillary funds for charitable giving, similar to a self-managed super fund with its own tax regime

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