What’s Working Today and What’s Coming Tomorrow New Results from the Lab and the Latest Demographics in Planned Giving Professor Russell James III, J.D.,

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What’s Working Today and What’s Coming Tomorrow New Results from the Lab and the Latest Demographics in Planned Giving Professor Russell James III, J.D., Ph.D., CFP® Texas Tech University

New Research Questions How should you describe these in a way that people are most interested in learning more? CGAs General planned giving information Bequest gifts General estate planning Tax benefits How should you describe them in a way that more people actually understand what you mean?

New Research Questions What elements of a CGA advertisement make the most people want to get one? Describing them as what “you” would do or what another donor has done? Using text alone or text with pictures? Using pictures of donors or other pictures? What age should your pictured donor be?

New Research Questions What does the latest data say about trends in charitable estate planning?

How do you say “CGA” so that people will want to know more?

Suppose you are viewing the website of a charity representing a cause that is important in your life. In addition to a “Donate Now” button, the following buttons appear on the website. Please rate your level of interest in clicking on the button to read the corresponding information. (1)I am definitely NOT interested (2)I don’t think I would be interested (3)I don’t know if I would be interested (4)I might be interested (5)I am definitely interested

Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life Gifts that pay you income I am definitely interested __% Survey #1: 2,550 respondents assigned to 5 different surveys

I am definitely interested 5% 9% 26% 28% 29% Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life Gifts that pay you income Survey #1: 2,550 respondents assigned to 5 different surveys

Does this differ for people of different ages, or for people who make substantial donations to charity?

Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life Gifts that pay you income I am definitely interested All 5% 9% 26% 28% 29% 55+ 4% 11% 22% 25% 23% $1k+ 5% 10% 26% 27% 26% Group Differences Donor

Survey #2 (2,750 respondents)

Gifts that pay you income Gifts that pay you guaranteed income Gifts that pay you Gifts that pay you income and avoid taxes Gifts that pay I am definitely interested __% Survey #1: 2,750 respondents assigned to 5 different surveys

Gifts that pay you income Gifts that pay you guaranteed income Gifts that pay you Gifts that pay you income and avoid taxes Gifts that pay I am definitely interested 30% 29% 26% 24% Survey #1: 2,750 respondents assigned to 5 different surveys

What does it mean?

Which of the following types of information would you expect when clicking on the button labeled "__[CGA Term]__" (1)I definitely did NOT expect this (2)I didn't really expect this (3)I don't know if I expected this or not (4)I guess I expected this (5)I definitely expected this “How to make a gift and, in return, receive lifetime income from the charity”

Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Gifts that pay you income Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life I definitely expected this __% “How to make a gift and, in return, receive lifetime income from the charity” Which of the following types of information would you expect when clicking on the button labeled "_______"

Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Gifts that pay you income Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life 15% 24% 30% 31% 34% “How to make a gift and, in return, receive lifetime income from the charity” I definitely expected this Which of the following types of information would you expect when clicking on the button labeled "_______"

Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life Gifts that pay you income I am definitely interested __% I definitely expected this __% “How to make a gift and, in return, receive lifetime income from the charity” Combined Results

Charitable gift annuities Life income gifts Get a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life Gifts that pay you income for life Gifts that pay you income I am definitely interested 5% 9% 26% 28% 30% I definitely expected this 15% 24% 31% 34% 30% “How to make a gift and, in return, receive lifetime income from the charity” Combined Results

Previous finding (2014 survey) Interested Now 50% 23% Will Never Be Interested 8% 19% 2014 Survey, 1,418 Respondents, Group F/G Receive a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life called a “Charitable Gift Annuity”

What is the best “front door” phrase to make people want to read more PG info?

They have to be interested in finding out more What is the best “front door” phrase to get people to read about planned giving information? They have to expect to see planned giving information (i.e., not “bait and switch”)

They have to be interested in finding out more Suppose you are viewing the website of a charity representing a cause that is important in your life. In addition to a “Donate Now” button, the following buttons appear on the website. Please rate your level of interest in clicking on the button to read the corresponding information. What is the best “front door” phrase to get people to read about planned giving information?

Gift planning Planned giving Giving now & later Other ways to give Other ways to give smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier, and smarter I am definitely interested __% Survey #1: 2,550 respondents

Gift planning Planned giving Giving now & later Other ways to give Other ways to give smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier, and smarter I am definitely interested 3% 4% 7% 16% 20% 23% Survey #1: 2,550 respondents

Survey #2 (2,750 respondents)

Other gifts More ways to give Give other ways How to give cheaper, easier, and smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier and smarter I am definitely interested __% Survey #2: 2,750 respondents

Other gifts More ways to give Give other ways How to give cheaper, easier, and smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier and smarter I am definitely interested 8% 14% 15% 21% 22% Survey #2: 2,750 respondents

What is the best “front door” phrase to get people to read about planned giving information? They have to expect to see planned giving information (i.e., not “bait and switch”) Which of the following types of information would you expect when clicking on the button labeled "_______"

1.make a gift of stocks 2.make a gift of bonds 3.make a gift of real estate 4.make a gift in your will 5.make a gift in your living trust 6.make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your life insurance policy 7.make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your IRA or retirement account 8.make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your bank account 9.make a gift and, in return, receive lifetime income from the charity 10.avoid capital gains taxes by making charitable gifts 11.avoid estate taxes by making charitable gifts 12.avoid income taxes by making charitable gifts Which of the following types of information would you expect when clicking on the button labeled "_______“? How to… 12 types of planned giving information

Gift planning Planned giving Giving now & later Other ways to give Other ways to give smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier, and smarter I definitely expected this __% Overall average for all 12 types of planned giving information

Gift planning Planned giving Giving now & later Other ways to give Other ways to give smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier, and smarter I definitely expected this 20% 12% 7% 15% 19% 12% Overall average for all 12 types of planned giving information

Gift planning Planned giving Giving now & later Other ways to give Other ways to give smarter Other ways to give cheaper, easier, and smarter I am definitely interested 3% 4% 7% 16% 20% 23% I definitely expected this 20% 12% 7% 15% 19% 12% 12 types of PG info average Combined Results

Should you reference tax benefits? How should you do so?

Interested Now 50% 33% 31% Will Never Be Interested 8% 14% 20% 2014 Survey, 1,904 Respondents, Groups D/E/F Receive a tax deduction and make a gift that pays you income for life. Make a gift that pays you income for life and receive a tax deduction. Make a gift that pays you income for life. Previous finding (2014 survey)

Interested Now 50% 31% Will Never Be Interested 8% 20% 2014 Nov. Survey, 1,006 Respondents, Groups X/Y Avoid capital gains tax by making a gift of stocks or bonds to a charity. Make a gift of stocks or bonds to charity. Previous finding (2014 survey)

Avoid taxes by giving stocks How to avoid taxes by giving stocks Save taxes by giving stocks Tax tips when giving stocks Avoiding capital gains taxes by giving stocks Giving stocks I might be/am definitely interested __% Please rate your level of interest in clicking on the button to read the corresponding information.

Avoid taxes by giving stocks How to avoid taxes by giving stocks Save taxes by giving stocks Tax tips when giving stocks Avoiding capital gains taxes by giving stocks Giving stocks I might be/am definitely interested 28% 27% 25% 24% 16% Please rate your level of interest in clicking on the button to read the corresponding information.

How should you say that you want to share information about making a gift in a will?

Gifts in wills Gifts in a will Tax tips for gifts in a will How to make gifts in a will Gifts in your will Will planning Bequest gifts I might be/ am definitely interested __%

Gifts in wills Gifts in a will Tax tips for gifts in a will How to make gifts in a will Gifts in your will Will planning Bequest gifts I might be/ am definitely interested 26% 27% 28% 18%

Interested Now 23% 12% Will Never Be Interested 12% 14% 2014 Survey, 1,246 Respondents, Groups D/E Make a gift to charity in my will Make a bequest gift to charity Previous finding (2014 survey)

Interested Now 12% 9% Will Never Be Interested 26% 31% 2014 Survey, 1,203 Respondents, Groups D/C Make a gift by naming a charity as a transfer-on- death beneficiary on a bank account or retirement account. Make a bequest gift by naming a charity as a beneficiary on a bank account or retirement account. Don’t use “Bequest”

What about broader estate planning terms?

Will planning Legacy planning Legacy giving Planning with trusts & estates Estate planning Estate giving I might be/ am definitely interested __%

Will planning Legacy planning Legacy giving Planning with trusts & estates Estate planning Estate giving I might be/ am definitely interested 28% 18% 17% 16% 14%

Instead of a broad estate planning term, what about a long list of several terms?

Gifts in wills Gifts in wills, trusts, or retirement accounts Gifts in wills, trusts, retirement accounts, or life insurance Gifts in wills & trusts I might be/ am definitely interested __%

Gifts in wills Gifts in wills, trusts, or retirement accounts Gifts in wills, trusts, retirement accounts, or life insurance Gifts in wills & trusts I might be/ am definitely interested 26% 25% 24% 23%

Do people expect to see a broad range of estate planning information? 1.How to make a gift in your will 2.How to make a gift in your living trust 3.How to make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your life insurance policy 4.How to make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your IRA or retirement account 5.How to make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your bank account

1.Make a gift in your will 2.Make a gift in your living trust 3.Make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your life insurance policy 4.Make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your IRA or retirement account 5.Make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your bank account Gifts in wills 82% 49% 51% 48% 52% Estate Planning 64% 53% 48% 46% Gifts in wills, trusts, retirement accounts or life insurance 80% 76% 63% 59% 50% I definitely/ guess I expected this

1.Make a gift in your will 2.Make a gift in your living trust 3.Make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your life insurance policy 4.Make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your IRA or retirement account 5.Make a gift by naming a charity as death beneficiary of your bank account Gifts in wills 82% 49% 51% 48% 52% Estate Planning 64% 53% 48% 46% Gifts in wills, trusts, retirement accounts or life insurance 80% 76% 63% 59% 50% I might be/am definitely interested 26%16% 24%

Testing Charitable Gift Annuity Ad Messages

What “you” would do or what another donor has done? Please rate your interest in pursuing the above described charitable giving arrangement Interested Now Definitely/somewhat/slightly All: ____% 55+: ____% All: ____% 55+: ____%

Please rate your interest in pursuing the above described charitable giving arrangement All: 38.6% 55+: 38.6% All: 33.5% 55+: 23.2% Interested Now Definitely/somewhat/slightly What “you” would do or what another donor has done?

Text only or text and donor picture? All: ___% 55+: ___% All: ___% 55+: ___% Please rate your interest in pursuing the above described charitable giving arrangement: % Interested now (definitely/somewhat /slightly)

Text only or text and donor picture? All: 38.6% 55+: 38.6% All: 31.1% 55+: 29.8% Please rate your interest in pursuing the above described charitable giving arrangement: % Interested now (definitely/somewhat /slightly)

What’s the problem with the donor picture? Is it just this photo? This donor age? Is it photos in general or what?

55+ ___% Interested now (definitely/somewhat /slightly) ___% U-35 ___%

% 22.0% 41.1% Interested now (definitely/somewhat /slightly) % 47.4% 30.6% U % 32.6% 30.2%

How do these compare with text only or a non-donor photo? Text only

55+ 1 st 44.4% 3 rd 28.3% 24.4% 22.0% 41.1% Interested now (definitely/somewhat /slightly) Young Middle Older rd 40.1% 2 nd 44.6% 38.4% 47.4% 30.6% U-35 3 rd 34.7% 2 nd 36.4% 44.5% 32.6% 30.2% All 1 st 40.1% 2 nd 36.5% 35.8% 34.0%

Age matched donor pictures are OK Otherwise, use text only or a different picture

Avoid death reminders Previous findings People are less interested in “make a gift to charity in my last will & testament that will take effect at my death” than when the final phrase is removed. Stories of living bequest donors are more influential than otherwise identical stories of deceased bequest donors New finding Replacing “if the annuity holder lives up to different ages” with “depending on the age when the annuity holder dies” and “each year you live” with “until you die” reduces those interested in purchasing an annuity from 36% to 26%. Solving the annuity puzzle: The role of mortality salience in retirement savings decumulation decisions, Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2016 (forthcoming), L. C. Salisbury & G. Y. Nenkov

What does the latest data say about trends in charitable estate planning?

What’s Working Today and What’s Coming Tomorrow New Results from the Lab and the Latest Demographics in Planned Giving Professor Russell James III, J.D., Ph.D., CFP® Texas Tech University