The market was buzzing over the strange events that surrounded the rise and fall of Game Stop stocks. On this episode of the Bob & Bryan Show, Bob uses Game Stop as a launching point to talk about a remarkable year of investing.

s we come to the end of the year (thank goodness!), we hope that generosity is at the forefront of your mind. For many people who have wealth in the …

efore every miracle Jesus performs in the new testament, he gives thanks to the Father. The sequence of giving thanks and then performing a miracle seems counterintuitive to us, but …

In the last episode of the Bob & Bryan Show, we may have overstated the Doomsday headline a tad. Taxes and governmental monetary policies deserve a little levity; we have …

Dear Friends, As you’ll see, we have a lot of fun in our video referring to possible estate tax changes as a Doomsday Event! The good news is that those …

2020 has been a tough year for many Americans and for people around the world. Yet, despite the hardships, there are redemptive opportunities for generous givers this year that are unprecedented. Bob and Bryan lay out the 7 key strategies that will allow you to make the most impact with your charitable dollars in 2020 – plus a bonus strategy for being generous with short term capital gains. Time is running out to take advantage of these things. Watch this episode and send it to your advisor!

For many generous givers, the charitable tax provisions introduced by the Cares Act for the 2020 tax year are a game changer. In this year only, givers are able to deduct 100% of their Adjusted Gross Income (AGI). At face value this may seem less than news worthy, since this will like apply to a very small group of givers. However, the creative application of this rule creates charitable opportunities for many NCF givers in 2020…

If you a generous giver and have executive compensation in the form of stock options restricted share units, this short webinar will show you how you can gift these tax-free to ministry – but only in the 2020 tax year. This is made possible through the charitable provisions of the CAREs Act passed by congress earlier this year.