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Define: Values-Based
Values-based financial and estate planning refers to that component of an individual's financial and estate plan that incorporates the personal values they possess. In the context of charitable gift planning, whereas traditional estate planning desires to minimize wealth transfer taxes and maximize the financial value of assets passing to heirs, values-based planning attempts to maximize the financial, social, and spiritual value of assets: financially, by reducing taxes and increasing cash flow; socially, by earmarking principal to fulfill a social need; and spiritually by knowing the estate-owner has done something with their estate that reflects their own individuality, humanity, and personal values.
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