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I need help rent or buy a house in Killeen Texas?

This house is a co op sale i dont even know what that means :(

Thanks in advance

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So I'm graduating Geology next year...
Yeah, dont bother. I know im fucked. I'm just wondering what other industries would be compatible with my degree. Anyone else in a similar situation that can give advice?

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So I just got permanently disabled and made unable to work do to an eye injury. I'll never work in my trade (contractor) again.

I have 1,000,000. What are some turn-key businesses I could buy and manage right from the go, with minimal start-up expenses.

I need to do something with my life before the depression consumes me.

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tfw got a desmond tutu

i went to imperial college and studied biochem and then did a year at the business school there (2 years biochem, then 1 year at business school)

how the fuck am i supposed to get an entry level job when everything requires a 2.1 to even apply?

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>tfw making 1600 a month and my rent is 975$ a month

poor thread anyone?

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Strongly considering exiting the building.

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>he buys stocks that don't pay dividends

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My household's power bill has been around $30 to $50. Sometime in June, maybe, I got a letter from my power company asking if I would be interested in wind energy as an alternative, and listed the price chances between the two. I wish I still had that paper. I remember that the rates were higher, but mistakenly so, it seems.

Today I get my power bill for last month, from when my power changed to wind source.

1, the kwh has quadroupled and I've no new appliances or changes in power consumption habits. No new ACs, no more or less cooking than normal.

2, the power bill is $265

Advice? Did I just take one for clean energy?

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Hey /biz/ Ive got a question for some of the investors here. How would watching live news a lot, and seeing some breaking news such as perhaps a plane going down and immediately going and short selling that stock work? Would it be very profitable? Or am I retarded?

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Hello /biz/,
I need a little help because I may have to do a few interviews in the near future.

What I'm curious about is if I should say how much i'm paid right now or if I should first get them to make me an offer.

I know that, when buying things that don't have a price set in stone (like cars or houses), it's better to get the seller to make you an offer rather than exposing yourself immediately by saying what your budget is, and I'm wondering if this situation applies with job interviews as well, with me being the seller of a service in this case.

So, what should I do if/when asked how much I paid or how much I want?

A few info that may or may not be useful: I work as a freelance, I already have a job, the job I'll be making interviews for is the same as the one I'm doing, but with the potential of getting a substantially higher pay right from the start.

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will uber collapse soon?

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Hey guys, I did really well on a some technical phone tests for a Fin-analyst job, and they're flying me out on Wednesday to Chicago for a face-to-face interview.

Problem is, my GPA is trash, 2-ish. But the job description doesn't mention good grades, and they haven't asked me for a transcript or what my GPA is yet.

Should I tell them in advance to save disappointment? Or should I take the free flight and assume they don't care about GPA.

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I've got a little idea of what might be the key to financial success.

Obviously there's a shitload of other factors but the main idea is to be with the right people.

I was lucky enough not to become an authistic antisocial shithead and I've got alot of friends, the level of being succesful ranges from living with his mum lurking /b/ all day to have a massive business bringing 6 zeros a year as a 27 year old, built by himself.

And I've noticed a major thing when im seeing any of them,

When i sit down for drinks or lunch or whatever with my semipoor friends the topics of discussion are mostly other people, movies, music, just everyday stuff but focusing on talking about others. Dont get me wrong, im having alot of fun hanging out with them, theyre all likeable and shit. Just with non-ambicious stuff on their minds.

But when i see my wealthy friends, the topics are completely different, we discuss new business ideas, self improvement stuff like courses, schools, gyms and whatnot.
We're all in our mid twenties, some people are preparing to take over their parents companies and some are building something on their own. Im in the second group since my parents have been wagecucks their whole lifes.

I've been running small businesses for 2 years now, its going okay, im not even close to what i would call successful but when i look back those 2 years now when i was starting out, the main source of energy and motivation were my casual meetings with the wealthy friends. I secretly look up to them, and try to learn their or their parents' strategies.

Another thing which have led me to this topic was a friend of mine, whos got ambitions to become a /biz/nessman and he talks about it alot but doesnt really do much, and guess what. His pack of friends are wagecucks, partying every friday and saturday, living from paycheck to paycheck. Theres absolutely noone close to him but me, that does a little more in this world.

So does any of you have the same point of view on this?

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The pain is just beginning.

26% off its recent high and it's only a matter of time before this share diluting, pseudo penny stock finally flushes out every bargain hunter catching knives above $5.

It's already cracked one key level of support. Watch as it cracks the next one before finally bottoming in the low $4's.

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*sips tea*