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Buffett told The Wall Street Journal that after his death, almost all of his remaining wealth will be donated to a new charitable trust that will be overseen by his daughter and two sons.
Well-known American investor Warren Buffett becomes an ally again
On June 28, local time, Berks Harvey issued a statement saying that Buffett plans to donate $5.3 billion (about 38.5 billion yuan) to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and four family charities. This is his largest annual donation since 2006.
In addition, according to the Wall Street Journal, an exclusive interview with Warren Buffett, the famous American investor, was published on the 28th. The report revealed Buffett's latest estate arrangements and said that he had made several wills. He pointed out that after seeing his children mature, he made this year's estate donation plan and said that he had mentioned this in his wills many times.
Buffett reportedly revealed that in the latest arrangement, all the remaining wealth after his departure will be donated to a newly established charitable trust fund. The foundation will be jointly managed by his daughter Susan Buffett and his two sons Ward Buffett and Peter Buffett. The three must unanimously decide how to use the funds for charitable purposes.
Buffett also said he would continue to donate billions of dollars to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and assured that "after I leave, no more money will flow to the Gates Foundation."
The report states that the billionaire has donated more than half of his shares in Berkshire Hathaway Inc. According to the report, he now owns more than half of the company's shares after announcing his latest round of charitable donations this morning.
Recently, Buffett said when introducing his health: "The doctor told me that my mood is very good, and I do feel good physically."
According to information, Warren Buffett is 93 years old. He was born on August 30, 1930 in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. He is known as the "God of Stocks" and is currently the chairman of the Berkeley University.
Buffett has said his will will be made public after his death. In a November 2023 letter to the US, he wrote: "After my death, the disposition of my assets will be conducted publicly, not through regulatory hedging with trustees or foreign entities, but in a simple will for the Douglas County Court to ascertain."
