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I'd only count on about 7-10% return before taxes. People can get more, but it's high risk and therefore not suitable for NEETing.

You need stable income to live off of.

>>1246925

so $171,428?

>>1246913
Say a really good dividend stock pays a 10% dividend. You'd need $120,000 in those stocks to return $12,000 a year (or an average of $1,000 a year).

So probably a minimum of $120,000. Of course there's going concern of the company maintaining that dividend and that also ignores the potential loss on price of a stock, but besides that.

If you are going to post a chick working who is hot at least make it a fucking decent resolution.

Can we have a /biz/ porn thread?

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>>1246832
>Can we have a /biz/ porn thread?
no

"Put you're money in that real estate. Nigga I'm from Georgia that's the realest state!"

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>>1246824

I hope not. Accounting is the one thing I see myself majoring in

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>>1246824
Only reason it exists is because stupid IRS laws. It doesn't generate much if any income for companies.

Why aren't you in fintech is the better question, though.

>>1246824
Billing/Accounting/other paperwork software makes the job a breeze. So instead of having 1+ accountant per company you'll have freelance accountants and companies offering their services to dozens of businesses as needed, sort of like lawyers.

>>1246756
Get out during the spike and buy back lower. Good luck anon.

>>1246929
Yep. I have a little over 4000 LISK ready to sell in the inevitable pump.

>>1246756
Is it yet another memecoin, or is there something special about it?

Find a franchise you'd like to work in.

>>1246570
why not just offer to work for free in the trial period?
then work really hard and when they are hiring ask for a low sum.
they will feel really clever and not so suspicious.

>>1246570
I managed to get an email after inquiring about an internship. I'm not sure how legit it is though, if you have the money and go through with it do report back please.

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>>1246569
Doesn't really matter what you major in at this point.

The market's totally fucked and everyone wants 5 trillion years experience in some highly specialized subfield before considering to actually pay you.

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It really doesn't matter what you major in anymore.

Experience > Degree

Feel free to go to school, get internships/work experience while you go though. It's the only way you have a chance of not working retail the rest of your life.

I'm almost 30. I have 3 friends who majored in psych.

One with 30 years experience in a job, now counsels former members of his niche

The other was wholly unemployable and after being kicked out of 4 rental agreements finally got their shit together and went to law school

The other just got fired from an assistant manager job at aeropostale.

>>1246504
show me some of your work

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>>1246504


>Wanting to have to redo a logo 20x times because the start up changes their mind as much as I fap

You're better off using that time to learn how to program, then use your 'artistic' skills to make great apps that you can shill on Reddit.

>>1246517
That is why I charge on hourly rates or if they want a fixed price, the contract states that if the project takes more time than expected, I can renegotiate the price with the customer.

>>1246413
How's life outside of work?

How did you get your job? Could you share what you think gave you the advantage above the other applicants?

>>1246416

It's good, outside certain industries hours in finance can be very manageable. People here do manage to raise kids and families, so there is always a good balance if you can get your work done on time.

I'm a recluse by New York standards, but I still find time to hang out with friends on weekends or go out to dinner.

>>1246419

I was recruited in college, have been doing the same stuff since (5-6 years out).

> 15% is worth my time

>>1246422
how much % do you make in a month then, richanon?

>>1246434
double or nothing, all day every day baby

>>1246272
I'm sure your parents are so proud of you for letting your bloodline die out. The reason you were brought into this world was to breed and continue your bloodline. It's pathetic that you refuse to do so because you're too fucking cheap and lazy.

>>1246279
>I'm sure your parents are so proud of you for letting your bloodline die out

I don't think they care. I'm not an only child, my sister can continue the bloodline or whatever and remain poor.

>The reason you were brought into this world was to breed and continue your bloodline. It's pathetic that you refuse to do so because you're too fucking cheap and lazy.

Still no argument.

Prove to me that Marriage is not one of the worst financial decisions imaginable without "muh bloodline" "muh honor"

>>1246272
My wife makes more money than me...

>>1246270
eh, it's alright i guess.

TFSA nothing special, like maximum $25k and it's cool i guess

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I know this feel. You can literally day trade in it and make CRA's panties get all twisted.

>>1246276
Total is now $46,000 you commie socialist scum

>>1246293
TFSAs and RRSPs make me wish I was Canadian sometimes.

>>1246150
dude you should charge as much as you can get you fucking idiot

>>1246156
they'll respect you more if you know how to negotiate. people would rather buy things from someone that's obviously just trying to make money rather than someone selling something seemingly at no profit.

if you wanna be in business selling stuff, you NEED to be greedy, at least to a certain degree. you got customers that are gonna be greedy.

>>1246158
>they'll respect you more if you know how to negotiate.
yea, I see this.
>people would rather buy things from someone that's obviously just trying to make money rather than someone selling something seemingly at no profit.
and I see this as well, but man does this make me want to strangle people.

>>1246131

>not too much risk to gain 3-4% a year

I guess some bonus fund?

>>1246131
>thinking of contacting a financial advisor about this
kek

>>1246131
>Contacting an advisor on what's almost certainly fraud
You deserve to get vanned if you think that's a good idea.

>>1246045
>time the market*

I mean, if you're maxing out your 401(k) and IRAs then open up a brokerage account and write covered calls. Shit is great. Buy your stock low. Write covered calls on it. Collect premiums. If call goes in the money, you still make money off your long position.

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>>1246048
that's not quite what I meant
I'm saying that at 23 I'm risk averse to even index funds because the Cult of the Boglehead is kind of just scary

>>1245769
Zucks of course. The other 2 are bitfags. I couldn't live with myself being wrapped up in something so obnoxious.

>get cucked out of FB
>crypto exchange nobody gives a fuck about

What went wrong?

With Jews....