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charity

[char-i-tee] / ˈtʃær ɪ ti /




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Techniques such as tax-loss harvesting can help offset gains while improving portfolio efficiency, while strategies like donating appreciated assets to charities may allow investors to reduce concentrated positions in a tax-efficient manner.

From Barron's

The British Heart Foundation's chief executive Dr Charmaine Griffiths said the research charity strongly supports the consultation and is calling for urgent implementation of the legislation.

From BBC

Anti-discrimination campaign group Kick It Out called them "disgraceful and deeply divisive", while anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card said it was "deeply concerned".

From BBC

Three charities - Opportunity Green, Foxglove, and Global Action Plan - have warned data centres pose "a risk of substantial carbon emissions that challenge decarbonisation efforts inside UK carbon budgets".

From BBC

Some described the proposed system as "unworkable", while charities warned it risked creating new barriers in an already difficult environment.

From BBC