Congress changed the rules around charitable giving. Do it earlier in the year to save money.
MarketWatch· Kurt Supe· Aug 14, 2026 · 1:30 PM
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.
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