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You never read, so how can you pretend to recommend a book? Your opinion is shit by the simple fact that you have no reference frame.

To answer your question, there are a few book threads on /biz at the moment.

>>1438704

>Your opinion is shit

Where in my post did you find an opinion about the book?

If you would've read my post carefully you would've understood that I recommended it to people that want to learn about finance based on the fact that I have learned something about finance in the book.

>>1438582
Haven't read it, but /biz/ seems to love Ramit Sethi, and my personal favorite is Tim Ferriss - he made me rethink the entire concept I had about running a business. I had the mindset of Henry Ford - "Provide the best possible product at the lowest possible price" - but Tim somewhat challenged that concept I had and justified why he challenged it. Very important for me as I take my first steps in my business, which is drying the ink on my legal stuff for my state.

They make Inna car gun vaults that are pretty robust, and vary in size and shape to fit a variety of purposes. The big frame mounted ones are fucking expensive though.

I'm curious why establishments and businesses would give you their money and you take it back to your house to count.

>>1438588
I'm having trouble finding any that I could fit more than three bags in at once.

>>1438598
I'm not actually doing business with those establishments, they just have my property on their facility.

The money is all small bills and coins, it takes a while to count. I don't consider it safe to start counting out money at these places, especially since many of them will be outdoors.

Could be a fun hobby?

I considered investing in square body chevys as they are sentimental to me and i would have an unlimited amount of parts. No room/time/money. 10 years ago you could pick up a good running shortwide for 800 bucks. Now you cant buy a descent vab for 4 grand. #facepalm.

I'd suggest going into it with a niche market. Like (only collect amc javelins from this year to that year) spend a little advertising. Maybe make and join fb groups of collectors. People will talk about you and bring people from all over through word of mouth

Hell, if you can afford to loose money on it and like what you are buying id say dive in. Worse comes to worse your grandkids would have the oarts to keep your hoopty running.

>>1438479
You still have to pay the cost to maintain it over the years, I wouldn't invest in classic muscle cars unless you enjoy working on them and have a passion for it. I dont think sporty cars from the 90's or even 80's will appreciate in value like late 60's muscle cars though...

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>>1438511
hah your joking right?Look up how much old bmw m series cost now

Rich gotta get richer somehow...

>>1438516
I dont understand how rich people profit off of people in other countrys who are starving.

"Im gonna invest in this stock that jumps whenever people in Nepal die."

What the fuck?

first you need to get rich, and then you just keep going

>>1438447
Invest in $KNPD, $CNDM and $ANLB before the dip.

I know *from no experience ;)* that kneepads are big in the market.

OP it sounds like you're dealing with some serious action paralysis. Are you working now?

I'm a full believer of doing plenty of reading and attending educational seminars but I feel like you're getting a full dicking from these marketing guys

This has to be a troll post.
There are hundreds of personal finance bloggers and related communities publishing all kinds of great content all for free and in higher quality. You most definitely don't need to pay exorbitant fees or leave your bedroom to build your financial knowledge.

http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-simple-math-behind-early-retirement/ is where most people start their journey
http://jlcollinsnh.com/stock-series/ is excellent for beginner investors

reddit communities with great sidebar links:
/r/personalfinance
/r/financialindependence

It baffles me how anybody would even consider paying for that bullshit.

>>1438383
Go away shill

>>1438434
On the offchance youre not shilling this anon is right, whether or not his product is good it's not unique and there is plenty of free resources online.

Start by working at a gym. You're not going to get far being 18 yet, you need more life experience.

>>1438320
I was thinking about your idea years ago op (I am smarter than most)
Fuck you Faggot Lol

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>>1438364
>I am smarter than most

>>1438287
Why would it be stupid?

I earn 25K and I'm about to buy a 70k property.
It's going to be living hell for at least 2 to 5 years, but afterwards it'll pay off big time.

>>1438287
Depends on the property. Have it inspected. You could probably earn more. Look for jobs on tons of different websites and apply for all of them.

>>1438312
>It's not stupid because I do it too
wew

>>1438266
Because money.

Shit cards = cheap cards = More cards running.

>>1438276
So that's all then? Just a lower initial investment? There's no reason to not run a newer card that was bought without mining in mind?

>>1438266
>2016
>mining bitcoin

lmao

>>1438204
Nice briefcase, where can I buy it?

>>1438204
how do you deal with older colleagues? I'm in corporate finance but my youngest colleague is 9 years older than I am

>>1438204
What is your usual day like/what do you do?

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>>1438177
Why dont people create lots of Businesses? Because people are generally lazy and prone to taking on risk. Also, im pretty sure some businesses already do that, but there are complications. What if you cant find somone to head the other small businesses? What if it looks suspicious to the IRS that you are the owner of multiple small businesses right underneath the limit and somone calls for an Audit? What if your company continues to grow massively? Do you keep creating small businesses to hire excess people? Who is going to watch each and everyone of those small businesses? How far away are they from each other? How long does it take to travel between them? Are you going to be the only one inspecting them all for quality? If you hire somebody else to inspect them, which department are you going to put him under? What if one of the department businesses goes under or something unpredictable happens, like a union uprising?

Check out this bitching maze.

>>1438177

Pretty sure the IRS and the DOL are aware of this scheme and will investigate the business if they suspect it.

But I suppose it could work.

Really it's not a big deal for employers. Things only change with respect to health insurance. After 50 employees you must provide health insurance to your employees. And even then, they just factor that cost into employee pay and lower the pay.

Employees are aware of this. You have 60+ people bagging groceries these days for $8/hr just so they can get the health coverage. Many of those people have out-of-pocket health costs of $20k+ per year.

>>1438372
>Pretty sure the IRS and the DOL are aware of this scheme and will investigate the business if they suspect it.
yep.

what op proposes is a parent company, and it's governed by the same laws as a company of the same size as all of its holdings.

The feds are well aware of it and monitor it closely. For example there's certain government contracts that are set aside for small businesses. If you happen to be a small business that's owned by a parent company that isn't a small business and you bid on one of those contracts the nicest thing you can expect is fraud charges and to be barred from bidding government contracts for a very long time.

People go to prison for what op suggests, it's not clever and he's not by a long shot the first person to think of it.

>>1438114
Install gentoo

>>1438114
robbing people with a knife at night

>>1438120
No i do not want to discuss illegal things in this thread. Just point me to a forum where thats acceptable

Bump for thoughts

>>1438096
You have to sign a contract with federal loans stating you'll only use it for school expenses.

If you come up short you're boned, otherwise you can try.

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>>1438096
Hey that is really interesting how you set up that picture.

I made something similar without the jumps in it.

>>1438031
>discussing tax evasion in any sort of public setting including the internet
>be a US citizen

Pick one.

>>1438035
Apparently loop holes are completely legal so...

>>1438035
Either way I did my research and it appears the only reason they get lower tax rates is because the super rich gain most of their income from capital gains...meaning they only pay 15 percent instead of closer to 40

Work for the government.

>>1438002
Just thinking about it: advertising. You could probably get some really sweet jobs if you put on your resume some fake awards, made some fake landing pages for the awards that mention your name in among a fuck tone of real and made up ones.

So much of advertising and marketing is buzzword drivel nowadays that if you can spout enough:
>In this piece of communication lets engage a more youth oriented psychographic through storytelling of our brand identity. I think strategically if we can be more second screen, interactivity, while maintaining our brand personality this will give us a really good ROI.
Then nigga you got it made.

As for actual positions, i don't know, that would take some homework.

Pretending your a priest would be easy to fake I reckon, I don't mean you can waltz up to the church and say you're the new pastor, but if you're looking to run a scam, then call yourself "Father."

>>1438021
>be sham advertiser
>do first campagin
>massive failure