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Its one of the TOPPEST meme degrees out there faggot

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>>1609030
yes

It was a Finance BBA. Leave your shit-tier liberal arts "Economics" degree in the trash.

>>1609005
Well insurance companies will be able to cross all state borders right? I guess that would increase competitiveness and bring prices down

>Are insurance premiums finally going to plummet?

No, because like every other American company, they'll refuse to take a cut in revenue, even if their expenditure is far lower than it was before.

>>1609005
rates will continue to rise as we go back to what we did before- not paying.

>>1608983

If you're like 18, nobody cares that you don't have xp

>>1608983

I know that feel. My plan was to get a computer engineering degree, but I failed the first semester after I transferred from a community college. Now, I requested a change of major to accounting and hope that this works. If it does, I plan on doing internships. tfw have to build my credit to get jobs now.

>>1608987
>>1608986

tfw 28 years old.

start doing normal things, and less of the weird shit.

your mind will auto correct to what your environment is, ill tell you this much its not easy.

>>1608936
Start building good habits and do them repeatedly so that they become second-nature.

For example:
>Wake up in the morning, go to sleep at night
>Eat a well balanced diet getting enough micro and macronutrients
>Exercise regularly
>Read books/train your brain
>Stop doing instant-gratification shit like videogames or 4chan or watching dumb youtube videos - those are a recipe for "adhd" where you just need constant stimulation so you jump from thing to thing when in real life shit doesn't work that way

>>1608936
Go out in the sun for 30 minutes every day and do some exercise. Take a walk, jog, something else. It'll be very hard at first, but slowly get easier. It's a great way to normalize yourself. Light deprivation has been linked to depression, and I'm sure most if not all NEETs don't get any sun.

Robinhood general. Look in the catalog. It's free but only works in US

If you're a complete newb can you tell us what your goal is first? Do you want to get into trading and do it actively? Or are you more into the long term investing side?

>>1608938

I plan to buy some shares from companies like NVIDIA, then sell them when they rise.

>>1608906
Country?

>>1608906
Trades here, I work with race cars.

Be friends with people, they wanna see you succeed. You've probably got an uncle whos brother is in plumbing, ask to tag along on one of his trips, look curious.

>>1608948
Talk with their bosses, chances are they're just regular guys who drink beer on weekends especially if it's a trades job. Friend them up and stay in touch. No one ever hires "that wiz-kid that popped out of nowhere" when their highschool friend is looking to get out of being a store clerk

I just want to live a quiet life without having to be a wagecuck any more

>>1608810
If you want to self destruct while feeling good you're better of with heroine

Come on man there's more to life than material things, hookers and blow
And it is unlikely that you will become rich with a "i want lots of money to buy lots of useless stuff" mentality - not even joking

I want to be rich to not work for someome else, to maybe travel the world and to live a quiet life, spending my time with my family and hobbies, maybe fund some research

Always remember, it's "give, and it will be given to you." Not the other way around

To answer your question:

To get rich you could start a business or invest your or other peoples/the bank's money
For example in stocks or real estate or in business start ups

depends how quickly you want it

1 year: robbery
5 years: sell drugs
10 years: high risk business and investments, this will involve you dedicating every waking moment learning as much as you can, experimenting, trying new things and trying not to be too useless, distracted or spooked
20 years: dedicated career risking some of your savings on a business you have developed expertise in and making sensible investments, for instance you go to college, become a software developer, work for a few companies then if you think you've found a niche in the market you can exploit you quit your job to work on it full time and try to turn it into a business
40 years: dedicated career, not taking many risks, not becoming self-employed just so you can work 15 hour days, not paying Jerome $200 a month so you can sleep in his basement, not taking cold showers and eating rice and beans every night


note: less time = more risk

I believe you have some recourse legally speaking if what you signed was contractually binding, and the new paper still has your signature on it while it differs from the copy you have. If you can prove they either changed it after you signed it or forged your signature onto a new paper.

>>1608790
Take your old copy and say hey wtf why is it $30 more?
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>>1608790
Yes, contact a lawyer. They may not be very good landlords after that, though.

>>1608781
Shit varies but you're unlikely to make incredible money either way just doing that. With being a doctor there are some extremely well paid opportunities out there if you're willing to take a significant hit to quality of life tho. And these aren't always available. In either route big money ultimately comes from avoiding debt and then starting a business.

You are doing better than the idiots who went into Chem Eng thinking money would just rain down tho.

fuck is genetic engineering as simple as pic???

>>1608858
Those gloves are actually really difficult to put on.

>>1608733
kneepads

>>1608735
I want to develop apps but all the information on how to create a quality app seems to be hard to find and slightly esoteric. Even the book I bought, essentially tells the reader how to create a limited number of apps using an app designed to create apps. It seems like this abstraction away from true creative power is becoming popular in the tech industry.

>>1608735
landscaping doesn't pay well though.

>>1608661
Had to look it up to get the joke.

>>1608661
Mild kek.

>>1608665
which part didnt you get?

>>1608650
Honest answer? Nobody really knows.

You're not going to get any real advice, just people trying to shill their shit and others with confirmation bias.

Ethereum is the only answer, although monero is going have another rally first its not a good long term hold

>>1608650
I agree that nobody knows in the long term, but maybe Ethereum has a big enough fan base to stay popular in the future.
In the short term Monero is still hot and supported but I'm not sure that it's gonna be enough for another big pump.

+1 yolo tip: put some money in DOGE, IMO it's gonna be pumped soon or just keep going down slowly.

>>1608638

Also, I was thinking of getting a netflix account and using this card so that I can pay it off and build credit. Would that be a good idea?

As long as you don't fuck up and miss a payment, pretty much any card will do.

Seriously, pay on time and pay everything off.

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>>1608638
your thumbnail is fucking gay, if u get with a women because she likes your means, shes a gold digging tramp..also, id rather have no credit than shit credit...get over it and buy a pack of gum every week on ur fucking discover card and KYS.

Is it really a bubble though?

Bubble? More like a sponge

Bet against the housing industry. because those college kid are going to be living in cucksheds

>>1608552
let's not get ahead of ourselves mmmkay.

>>1608552
we already had a gay nigga as a president, if I would tip 2020 I would say a smart fucker, a nobel price winner in some science and shit, never before seen in burgeria.

>>1608552
Are they taking bets for Michelle Obama?