Collin pledged a $5,000 gift to his churchs building fund. He has 125 shares of stock that
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Collin pledged a $5,000 gift to his church’s building fund. He has 125 shares of stock that he purchased six years ago for $100 per share. They are currently worth $40 per share. Collin plans to give the stock to the church to satisfy his pledge. What advice do you have for Collin?
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