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What shitty country?

>>1494739
Ireland bro

>>1494744
Google "Ireland commission - free brokers", look at a few, then come back and ask which is better

There are some good points in there. Mike's a bit of a contrarian with his comments but it's welcomed in a culture that seems to swing too far the other way.

Frankly I think your family support structure/social capital and geographic distance to your university are the most significant. Don't try to aim for the stars if you're fighting way over your weight class

>>1494696
I feel like it's good advice for dumb people.

getting any job is good if youre a poverty stricken third worlder. but /biz/ is luxury oriented. we want things the smart and easy way

i will be buying bitcoin to prevent my wealth from dying during the next depression

>>1494671
enjoy being rich

>>1494669
>>1494671
>>1494672

Samefag

>>1494541

Doctors have.the highest divorce rates of all professions

Doctors tend to burn out due to high stress plus high workload and long hours

Studying takes ten years as you just showed, that is a long fucking time for most who are schooltired already during highschool.

Other than that, you are perfectly right

>>1494541
My parents are doctors in Canada

The Job is extremely stressful, and If you only care about money you won't be a good doctor.

Also liberal fucks have been giving doctors a lot of wage cuts lately.

>>1494559
Also they're terrible clients and are generally poor with money. They carry a lot of debt from their extended education and want immediate payoff upon landing a high paying job. They live the life now and completely forget about student loans/partner buy in loans. But yeah, OPs right

>>1494533
whats a taxex anon
australia what even is business
i look into this stuff
all structures dont taxerino cheap
pls halp

>>1494549
TAXES meant.
I don't understand your broken english, and there's no business definition in your post.

>>1494550
Do I setup a trust or what, to skirt tax, in Australia.
Tax deferral through a shelf company is illegal.
What do I do?

>>1494456
Not your Pajeet has ruined your field.

>>1494573
>I wish someone wold say it has gotten so much worse for my field

>Stock market penny stocks
>buy low sell high
>now leave biz

>>1494451
Buy a living room suite at an estate sale at a low price.

Get it cleaned, make it look nice.

Wait the rest of the year for someone to buy it from you of Craigslist for $1400.

THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX ANON!!

Bet on black.

>>1494412
China: "The US should stop manipulating markets."
Europe: "Market manipulation by the US Federal Reserve continues."
News Anchors: "The markets are at all time highs. But people are still buying because they know the Federal Government would never let them down."
News Anchors, Later: "It seems stocks are falling hard after the biggest bull rally ever. US investors everywhere are blaming the US government for it oversight on the markets, and wondering how they could keep letting it get so bad when it was CLEAR they should have warned investors of...."

>never
>crash
pick one

>>1494412
The Fed doesn't care about stock market levels, at least not directly, because the stock market doesn't factor into GDP, jobs or inflation. The stock market is a symptom of a healthy/unhealthy economy, not a cause. Instead, the Fed manipulates things like the prime interest rate and the money supply, to encourage lending, investment, and growth.

Some of these policies do have the side effect of supporting the price of stocks, but its not what the Fed is actually seeking to achieve. It's simply the result of the policies working.

>>1494384
I'm sure everyone here will agree about penny stocks.

>>1494384
Yes, it's unusual. Stop what you're doing, it's not normal. What's normal here is you buy an index fund and wait 20 years. n00b, it's only a matter of time when you'll lose your $2700 in one day. Ever heard of good money management, risk management, and position sizing?

>>1494384

You can't bypass t+3.

>>1494364
Leave and your older kid will probably hate you and I mean HATE you. Well depends how old he is I guess. That and the emotional support of the in-laws. What's that worth to your wife? Worth 35k and more work stress? Idk. Most people here won't understand. They don't have families to consider.

>>1494364
go to current job.
leverage offer to get more money while staying put.
profit.

>>1494368
This is precisely my biggest concern.

I've completely flipped the script on his mom. My relationship with my oldest is fantastic now. He hates his mom and accuses her of "just wanting money"

I spoke with him tonight. He sounded a bit choked up.

I'd only be 3 hours away. But the notion of picking him up, barbecuing him a steak and driving him back to his mom's would no longer be realistic.

On the other hand, I remarried, and had more sons. They're 5, and 1. My oldest loves his baby brothers. My oldest was definitely mentioning this notion that they'd go to good schools, and wouldn't struggle like he did.

Fuck man. It's a lot to think about.

>>1494326
>not paying a single bill for seven years when it resets?
UNTIL it resets.

OP here

>>1494326

The fair Isaac corporation wouldn't like that

>>1494326
terrible credit

Good luck ever getting a loan or anything else. Many employers and landlords check your credit these days B T W.

Also your credit is most likely low anyways, you'll at most get like $10k from your "scheme". If that's worth 7 years of tendies to you, good luck I guess

football is here..thst means parleys

>>1494255
Making money with gambling

>sports betting
Possible but tough to profit long term
>poker
Most profitable form of gambling
>blackjack
Impossible to profit long term without rulebreaking
>Prediction markets
Same as sports betting

>>1494263
>parlays
Can be possitive ev but much better to bet singles, easier to brm aswell.

>>1494268
> poker
> Most profitable form of gambling

Interesting. Can someone like me just start up with a poker HUD, play a very conservative strategy, and still make at least about $10/hr?

Common sense steps to financial freedom

1. Get a emergency fun that can cover 6 months of expenses

2. Start with your highest interest debt, pay it off and move to the next and the next etc until you are debt free

3. Put the money you were paying on debt into a s and p 500 type index fund, look for the lowest expense ratio you can find

Sit back and laugh as your networth grows like a weed and nu males in thier mid to late 20s are still browsing shit threads about crypto

>>1494165
>Welcome to the one and only non retard thread that will be posted on biz.
>posts a bunch of common sense meme shit
you played yourself my man

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>This thread is for Sensible working people

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>>1494116
>dream portfolio
KHC
The Kraft Heinz Co $85.97 -3.22
(-3.61%) 22.2% of portfolio.
WFC
Wells Fargo & Co $48.72 -1.18
(-2.36%) 17.5% of portfolio.
KO
Coca-Cola Co $42.27 -1.36
(-3.12%) 14% of portfolio.
IBM
International Bus... $155.69 -3.31
(-2.08%) 9.5% of portfolio.
AXP
American Express Co $65.12 -1.12
(-1.69%) 7.1% of portfolio.
PSX
Phillips 66 $77.86 -2.22
(-2.77%) 4.8% of portfolio.
USB
US Bancorp $43.41 -0.43
(-0.98%) 2.6% of portfolio.
DVA
DaVita Inc $63.65 -0.78
(-1.21%) 2.3% of portfolio.
WMT
Wal-Mart Stores Inc $70.3 -1.53
(-2.13%) 2.3% of portfolio.
MCO
Moody's Corporation $106.62 -3.32
(-3.02%) 1.8% of portfolio.
CHTR
Charter Communica... $264.12 -4.54
(-1.69%) 1.7% of portfolio.
DE
Deere & Co $82.23 -1.35
(-1.62%) 1.4% of portfolio.
GS
Goldman Sachs Gro... $168.57 -3.09
(-1.8%) 1.3% of portfolio.
AAPL
Apple Inc $103.13 -2.39
(-2.27%) 1.1% of portfolio.
GM
General Motors Co $30.48 -1.23
(-3.88%) 1.1% of portfolio.
VRSN
VeriSign Inc $74.86 -1.59
(-2.08%) 0.9% of portfolio.
USG
USG Corp $25.72 -1.76
(-6.4%) 0.8% of portfolio.
VZ
Verizon Communica... $51.82 -1.78
(-3.32%) 0.7% of portfolio.
BK
Bank of New York ... $40.93 -0.51
(-1.23%) 0.6% of portfolio.
V
Visa Inc $81.33 -1.64
(-1.98%) 0.6% of portfolio.
COST
Costco Wholesale ... $150.7 -2.77
(-1.8%) 0.5% of portfolio.
MTB
M&T Bank Corp $117.09 0.88
(0.76%) 0.5% of portfolio.
AXTA
Axalta Coating Sy... $28.16 -0.48
(-1.68%) 0.5% of portfolio.
SU
Suncor Energy Inc $26.89 -0.79
(-2.85%) 0.5% of portfolio.
LSXMK
Liberty SiriusXM ... $33.19 -0.75
(-2.21%) 0.5% of portfolio.
LBTYA
Liberty Global Group $31.53 -1.12
(-3.43%) 0.4% of portfolio.
KMI
Kinder Morgan Inc $22.12 -0.57
(-2.51%) 0.4% of portfolio.
MA
MasterCard Inc $98.15 -1.83
(-1.83%) 0.3% of portfolio.
TMK
Torchmark Corp $64.37 -0.48
(-0.74%) 0.3% of portfolio.
QSR
Restaurant Brands... $44.82 -2.07
(-4.41%) 0.3% of portfolio.

Ten paid off duplexes, a few million in notes, and a million in an EIUL

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21 Bitcoins. Just hold for 10 years and retire.
Everything else is pretty much garbage.

>>1494098
You realize this is not /pol/ right?

>>1494100
I wouldn't know, I just browse /v/ mostly

>>1494101
Then why the fuck are you posting this?