On 6/5/03 11:22 PM, Wei Dai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose I have some money that I don't want to spend, and I'm sure I'll
never want to spend it. Should I give it to charity now, or put it in an
index fund and bequeath it to charity in my will?
Here's my argument in favor of charitable
:29:34AM -0400, Richard L. white wrote:
Ignoring the utility of the money to the target charity today, e.g.,
food or medicine to live,
But the money will have a greater utility tomorrow (since there will be
more of it). Unless you think there will be less needy people in the
future
Hopefully others on Armchair are on
vacation and not permanently gone. I find these exchanges
fascinating and often helpful.
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