Top Universities Turn Money Management Into Gift That Keeps Giving

The video discusses donor advised funds, a financial tool allowing individuals to receive tax deductions while investing money, often managed by prestigious institutions like Yale. These funds are part of endowments, managed by top investors such as David Swensen. While donors can direct fund allocations, the growth often benefits the managing institution. The video also touches on the controversies surrounding the tax advantages and the role of major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs in this space.

In what way do donor advised funds allow individuals to influence their donations?

What are the potential criticisms of donor advised funds?