491-Q&A: More Money Into Retirement or Buy a House, Can I Use a Donor-Advised Fund for Church Contributions, Should I Move From Commission-Based Job to Salary-Based Job, Should I Keep an India-Based Whole Life Insurance Policy?

Today’s show rounds out a special series of live Q&A shows. Today we cover:

• 1:20 Should I put more money into my Retirement plan or buy a house?
• 18:45 Can I use a donor-advised fund as a smart way to get a bigger tax deduction for my contribution to my local church?
• 32:30 Should I move from a commission-based job to a salary job which also means a salary cut?
• 39:10 Should I buy a joint universal life insurance policy to protect my new baby?
• 1:10:00 Should I keep an India-based whole life insurance policy now that I’m a US resident?

Enjoy the show!

Joshua

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