Feb 15, 2020
10:06:13am
10:06:13am
many boomers instruct the executor of their will to mark their current assets to market and pay tithing on the
gains..
For instance. boomer bought XYZ stock for $10,000.... 40 years later he still owns it and it's worth $250,000. He's never paid tithing on the increase, but feels he owes the Lord 10% of $240,000. So he instructs the executor to cut a check to the church for $24,000 and to distribute the remaining $226,000 to his/her heirs.
For instance. boomer bought XYZ stock for $10,000.... 40 years later he still owns it and it's worth $250,000. He's never paid tithing on the increase, but feels he owes the Lord 10% of $240,000. So he instructs the executor to cut a check to the church for $24,000 and to distribute the remaining $226,000 to his/her heirs.
Originally posted on Feb 15, 2020 at 10:06:13am
Message modified by HarlemCoug on Feb 15, 2020 at 10:07:32am
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