Spotlight on Giving
An Easy Way to Make a Future Gift
Who are the named beneficiaries on your IRA, retirement accounts, or life insurance policies? If you don’t immediately know the answer, it’s time to do a quick review to make sure they reflect your current situation and wishes. Luckily, it is simple to update a beneficiary designation, and your review may reveal a powerful way to meet your charitable goals.
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Leave an Enduring Legacy
New York Institute of Technology’s Heritage Society is a way for us to honor the transformative power of planned giving.
You hold the key to our ability to transform lives well into the future by supporting hands-on learning both in and out of the classroom. By including New York Tech in your estate plan, you advance our mission, create a meaningful legacy, and qualify to join other supporters as part of our Heritage Society.
Recent News
The IRS has made cost-of-living adjustments to many items for 2026. The annual gift tax exclusion remains $19,000 per recipient (up from $18,000 in 2024). The gift tax exclusion for a noncitizen spouse is $194,000 (up from $190,000). The gift and estate tax basic exclusion amount is $15,000,000 (up from $13,990,000). And the limits on qualified charitable distributions from an IRA are also higher.
Information contained on this website is current at the time of posting. It is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered technical or legal advice. Please consult a legal, tax, or other professional advisor when planning a charitable gift.