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Originally Posted by Neckstadt
Then let's get our homes appraised every year. SO the Church can get 10% of the increase. She would pay the tithe on the increase when the money is liquidated after she sells her final home.
Do you have your possession's appraised each year?
If not why?
Should church members pay a tithe on their 401k or an IRA that they can't touch?
I see my pention going up each year at work.
I can't touch it for 20 more years. But it is increasing?
Do you pay a tithe on the free loaf of bread at the Grocery store?
Is that the next step.
Let's evaluate our networth each year and pay a tithe.
Can she go back to the church 5 years from now when she sells her new home and takes a loss, because markets crashed?
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BTW if you tithe on the money you put into those investments then you don't have to tithe on it again. However you may give a percentage to equal how much it has increased in interest. Im not sure how this would be done....