In this case I’d done the rough math before posting to make sure it was in the right range, but as someone reading the post there wasn’t a way for you to know that ;)
Donate the 60k in year one, then 0 the following 5 years?
Sure, except extremely few people on a $100k salary who start wanting to donate 10% will have $60k in savings-they-can-do-without sitting around.
In this case I’d done the rough math before posting to make sure it was in the right range, but as someone reading the post there wasn’t a way for you to know that ;)
Sure, except extremely few people on a $100k salary who start wanting to donate 10% will have $60k in savings-they-can-do-without sitting around.
Have a look at https://80000hours.org/2013/06/how-to-create-a-donor-advised-fund/ For comparing DAFs the main thing is to look at the fees and pick a cheap one, since it’s the same product everywhere. I know people who’ve used Vanguard and Fidelity.