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watch this beware of the rise of the roof Koreans. stuff just got real.

whut?

I know. I was just flushing out those that think it is; trying to get them to use their noodle. "Add on crime" is just another creation of the mind of the misinformed NJ gun owners.

Not speaking to this incident but can anybody quote where on the 2C code says HP possession outside the exemptions is an add on crime?

Well, bye

But vastly inferior to Taylor ham.

jus sayn'?

Hallelujah, she's one of us.

This article should answer the question. But it really depends on your current age, life expectancy and risk tolerance. But personally any money I won't need for at least five to ten years gets invested on the market. When I was saving for a down payment for the house I kept that money on a savings account. First because I was going to need that money on a short time frame. Second I didn't want to take a chance of a market dip and having to sell at loss. Principal preservation was essential. https://wealthpilgrim.com/what-is-a-long-term-investment/

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So what exactly is your question?

Roth IRA.--- Funded with after tax money. Dividends are not taxed as they occur nor when you withdraw the funds. Gains are never taxed ever. Direct contributions can be withdrawn at any moment without penalty. Earnings can be withdrawn without taxes and penalties under very narrow conditions but, generally early withdrawals are subject to tax and penalties if done before the age of 59 1/2. There's no minimum required distribution at any age. For 2020 the contribution limits are 6K or $7 if you are over 50 years old. It all comes down to do whether or not you believe your personal tax rate will be lower now or in retirement. If you believe your tax rate will be lower now, invest on a Roth. In essence you are paying the tax now. If you believe your tax rate will be higher now, invest on a pre tax retirement investment vehicle (401K, 403b, SEP) Personally I'm a yuuge believer in low cost, broad based market index funds to fund any type of investment vehicles. Funds like VIFNX or VTSAX from Vanguard or similar funds from other investment house are good option. NEVER, EVER pay a broker/adviser to buy those funds; this is a do it yourself deal. Download the forms, mail them in with a check and done.

I'ts that one day of the year you have to buy her flowers/candy/fancy dinner to get what you can get any other night just by getting her drunk. She's standing right behind you as you type this, ain't she? Blink once for yes. Twice for send help.

I wonder what happened to that guy.

Valentine? Do I know him? What did he do to have a day?

Disorderly person

Zeke...crack....lube.... I need my safe space

Preparing, just like a good boy scout.

the dog eat my p

ya'll had three years to stock up with cheap rices There's no crying in baseball.

So, let's logic again, logic is fun Before this clarification did it say anywhere in the law that magazines had to be transported unloaded? No, it didn't, therefore it was always ok to transport them loaded. But, but, but Nappen said...Nappen is an attorney but he ain't the law.