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>>1836874
Discover 'It'

If it's your first credit card, even their secured card has benefits, 1%cashback on everything, 2% at gas stations and restaurants, total cashback for first year doubled at end of year. so basically 2%everything, 4% gas and food for first year.

They returned my deposit after 6 months, and the account automatically converts to a full account; after a year you get 5% cashback bonus promos every 3 months, like 5% amazon etc.

Also no annual fee.

Apologies for probably typos and poor formatting, im on mobile.

>>1836874
>>1836881
At risk of sounding like a shilling asshole, if you want to post your email I can send you a referral link; and we both get $50 cashback if you sign up and make a purchase withing 3 months.

>>1836890
The 2% cash back bonus on combined gas/restaurant is for the it Chrome. The standard it has 1% cash back on all and a quarterly 5% cash back program on rotating categories. The anniversary cash back match is on all of them. (Miles match for the it miles)

>>1836837
I'm liking this...

>>1836837
>tfw you fell for the finmeme

I hope your predictions for 2020 comes true cause it's time to dump this hot turd

>>1836837
fug u right

>>1836830

How is that any different than those BLM protests or the college safe space protests?

Retarded people act retarded, regardless of their political ideology or location.

The US is the best for business because, believe it or not, it's the least cucked 1st world country.

The EU and UK have been so completely consumed by socialism and rapefugees that businesses and consumers can't even breathe

Canada is full blown JUST at this point. Enjoy your one million dollar one bed no bath house because all the Chinese got first dibs by the government and all the tax money goes to Muslims.

Scandinavia will be part of the UAE within the next twenty years.

>>1836830
Isn't it obvious? Who do you think is easiest to sell worthless plastic shit to?
Intelligence correlates with every single positive social outcome except employment rate. Stupid people might not be particularly bright but they are economically productive. They are also easy to sell to since they are less discriminating and are more easily suckered in by form vs. substance.

>>1836830
Jews.

If it weren't for Jews America would be a 3rd world nation

not a bad idea, I would go into transportation if I were you, like raw materials and shit

>>1836801
and by raw he means raw uncut cocaine and opium

>>1836793

>making money
>Africa

unless you own a mine there, aint much money to be made in Africa.

I was at about 15% cash but didn't have the stones to sit out for any longer so I put about 8% of it into oil stocks.

If the market tanks in the next 6-12 months I'll have enough to go in again but if it tanks in 3 months I'll miss out. I doubt anything drastic will happen in the next quarter.

>>1836740
well i hear that 50% in cash is the best if you expect a decent drop/don't know what's going to happen in a year. but i can earn plenty with my 50% in the market, so i don't know what your situation is

How would you invest your cash if the marked crashes, or there is a decent correction? Stocks? Index funds?

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Saw flag. Had to do this. I'm sorry anon

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>>1836724
Meanwhile in Florida

>>1836724
Looks like Laredo

sad bump

>>1836770
Im a fucking jew goi

>>1836641
it will get you shot and possibly raped

>>1836641
>door to door sales

I didn't know this was a thing still.

>700-2000

if they say that it's probably 200-1000

>>1836641

enjoy getting shot

>>1836634
contribution limits into an Roth IRA (only 5,500 per year, extra 1,000 if older)

income limits (cannot contribute if income is >130K)

withdrawal limits (cannot withdrawal penalty-free until age 60, penalty is like 50% of gains)

>>1836650
When I wrote "all their money," I was only talking about the money currently in an IRA account.

I might have $100,000 worth of shares in a fund that is going to announce a dividend of 1%.

Why shouldn't I move it to a fund that is going to announce a dividend of 3% and get the extra money, then move it back?

>>1836702
When a dividend is given out the share price goes down.

>>1836613
do you want realistic 10-20% gains or YOLO 4700% RoI?

Download robinhood
Buy AMD

>>1836717
something modest to start. 20% would be nice.

>>1836749
robinhood doesnt work in my country.

>>1836573
bait. Keep your $20, keep your next $19980 too because you should have 6 months of living expenses before you start investing in things

>>1836623
t. dave ramsey

>>1836573
invest it in me, send your 20 dollars my way .

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<-- some ppl do this, me I just keep mine in a jar

A few countries have already gotten rid of them.

>>1836563
I agree. The price of goods should just be rounded up or down to the nearest nickle.

References aren't even really a thing anymore. If the company is not well known and they don't know someone over there, your reference is not even useful to them.

>>1836574
maybe with major companies,
but all I can aim for is small business and the like.

I just need to cover my back from the "what the hell did you do for 5 years?" question

No one will ever call your references unless it's a gov job. Very rare that corps will. Small companies.. never.

Just lie and stop whining.

Eth is a mess

>>1836506
I'm throwing $50 on it biweekly since January last year.
>mfw when my kids and grandkids will be provided for and have opportunities I did not

Why do so many people insist on being able to predict what the top will be?

>>1836465
Let's day for example dash in the last few days, the value has increased over 100% in the last few days. It's teetering on the brink but there are still hordes of excited idiots shoveling their bitcoins into it, then....pop. Lots of teary eyed bag holders.

People's sense of value is warped by asking price (the higher the price of something, the more value they ascribe to it).