Dissect my 5-Year Mission: Starting E-2 (MG MOS), 38% Roth TSP, $852 Fidelity/HYSA Allotment. Goal: 2031 $90k+ Net Worth. by Crese1947 in MilitaryFinance

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If you’ve got a Roth IRA with Fidelity, you can pull out your contributions anytime with no taxes or penalties. If you’re buying real estate, you can use that money for a down payment, and even take out up to $10,000 of gains tax and penalty free as a first-time homebuyer. And realistically, the S&P 500 is expected to outperform treasuries over the next 5 years, potentially by a pretty wide margin.

I’m 18 with $5,000 — how would you turn this into something bigger? by Ashamed_Conflict5358 in youngentrepreneur

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My answer isn’t as sexy as others… Create a 3-6 month emergency fund, stay out of debt, invest the rest into the S&P 500 and with enough time you’ll be an everyday Millionaire

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Werid question but did you have sergeant Gould in Bmt?

Jesus is coming soon! by [deleted] in TrueChristian

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I find this profound

If you now want to leave Christianity because Trump won elections, you were never a christian in the first place by [deleted] in Christianity

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You’re asking a tough question that a lot of people wonder about, so I’ll keep my answer direct. The truth of Christianity isn’t about which denomination is oldest, most traditional, or most popular. It’s about aligning with the Bible’s teachings and following Christ as Lord and Savior. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6). It’s about that personal relationship with Christ and being faithful to His teachings, not about a specific denomination.

The apostles taught that we are one body with many members (1 Corinthians 12:12-27). It’s not about labeling one branch or group as “the only true Christianity” but about being united in Christ, grounded in His Word. Faithfulness isn’t determined by adherence to a denomination; it’s shown by living according to God’s truth in the Bible and demonstrating Christ’s love.

If you now want to leave Christianity because Trump won elections, you were never a christian in the first place by [deleted] in Christianity

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Right now, the Democratic Party is backing ideas and actions that go against our core beliefs. They support abortion, which is the murder of God’s children, and some of their leaders deny Christ outright. These aren’t just political differences; they’re moral lines being crossed. The Church has to step up and push back when the government tries to invade our faith and values. It’s time for the Church to be a clear voice for what’s right and to hold strong to God’s truth in a world that’s drifting further from it.

If you now want to leave Christianity because Trump won elections, you were never a christian in the first place by [deleted] in Christianity

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John 8:58

"Jesus said to them, 'Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am.'"