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Congress changed the rules around charitable giving. Do it earlier in the year to save money.

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Congress changed the rules around charitable giving. Do it earlier in the year to save money.

Congress changed three charitable-deduction rules this year. The most common way people give money to charities these days is now also probably the most expensive way.

Congress changed the rules around charitable giving. Do it earlier in the year to save money.

Source：MarketWatch

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