Okay guys I really need help as I know nothing about anything.

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Bump.

Meant to say tired of living in shit, as I've been doing it all my life.
Hell, even advice on where to get financial advice would be kick ass.

>flrodia
Invest in a street legal motorcycle, they are cheap and have good ileage. Also, attend community college using state funancial aid. After 24 credits, or 1-2 years(both are fine depending on your work schedule), transfer to a uni.

Only take classes at a pace that youcan get a 3.4 gpa min from. 3.6 preffered.

Then transfer to a uni on a loan.

Oh, and you choose unversities based on:

Price divided by internship oppurotunities/connections.

>>1050675
well, you're in florida which is a huge plus. consider finding a way to move down to an area that has some rich people. for example delray or west palm.
make connections and ask questions.
read every day. 2 books a week is doable.
1000 bucks isnt really a lot, but it's a start.
ideas will come if you read and learn.

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>>1050684
That was my original plan, going to school to be a paramedic. I think you can begin that at the community college. The problem is I can't even buy a vehicle with 1,000 Dollers. That why I was asking about the stock market and such...


Thanks for your reply

go to Miami Dade College (florida) senpai , really good community college their credits are recognized throughout the states (transfer anywhere)

catch you on the flipside

>>1050684
This, the best investment right now for you is to invest in yourself.

Buy Ethereum

>>1052041
This.

That $1000 can make you a millionaire if you buy ethereum OP.

>>1050675
Don't go blowing money on stocks or ethereal or buttcoin. Inest in your longterm future.

You're 22. Get an education and get a car. Some people recommend a motorcycle and they might be right but Florida rains a lot and it could be dangerous.

Im paying via private loans. 11% interest rate. It doesn't make sense to invest when you take out high interest loans, but the education is the biggest investment you'll ever make.