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Have you ever went treasure hunting, /biz/?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1330198/James-Hyatt-unearths-2-5m-treasure-trove-FIRST-metal-detecting-expedition.html

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What if I'm white but I put on an application I'm black or native american? Is that illegal?

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>Be turning 20 soon.
>Enlisted in military.
>Not exactly what I thought it was.
>Airforce desk job.
>Save up two years worth of leave.
>Have over near 60 days of unused leave.
>Gain leave at 2.5 days per month and have four year contract.
>Now at equilibrium point.
>Can take every friday off for rest of four year enlistment.
>Sort of good with technology.
>have three day weekends for two years then get boot.
>Gives me slightly more time to NEET during week.
>Thinking of creating some sort of website.

Getting tired of greentexting.

What should I make to make money online?

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Hey guys. Poorfag, untalented, ugly, beta, NEET here living in southern California. How do I get rich? I'm probably the most pathetic person ever. Making me rich is probably a challenge. Anyone want to help?

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I make 10,000.00 a month before taxes working as a finance guy at a car dealership in Los Angeles. I drive a 2016 Mercedes, live in an apt with my girlfriend, she's a nurse and makes like 600 a day. She pays for the rent, food, utilities and mostly everything, all I pay is my car and a few bills here and there.

What should I do for the next couple of years? I make around 120k a year with absolutely no college education . I guess I made it from being a poorfag, but now I want to go from middle class to upper class.

Any ideas on how to use my money intelligently to do something with my life? Open up a business? What do /biz/?

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So i wanted to make this thread on my view on materialism and money.

I'm 22 and in my youth i was always able to get the toys i wanted. Apple products, designer clothes etc which is the reason they lost any meaning to me. Today i truly realised what kind of world we live in and how dependent we are on money.
We work our asses of for out jew boss so he makes millions while we struggle to get by and in return? We get a small change so we can save up and get the next 'thing' like an iPhone or a nice car. No matter where we spend money it is never worth it's price because for every product there are 30 people who want to get rich and try to sell you the lowest quality product for the highest price you will pay for it.
Today i realised how this will never make me truly happy.

I have only 700 euros in the bank and i'm planning on saving everything i can and not giving in to all the nice things i see through ads, shopping windows etc
I will try to live like a monk using as little as possible and getting rid of all my luxury material possessions.
Do you guys have any tips i could take with me?
I can't believe how unresponsible i was with money in the past but i guess this is part of growing up

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hi /biz/

i know literally the bare minimum about economics, pretty much only what I have learned years ago in high school, and what little I've picked up through osmosis by studying history and geography.

I have a few questions regarding the necessity of growth in a capitalist society.

Why is growth absolutely necessary for an economy to function? I say this because the common thing I hear on a regular basis is that nations that are in the stage 4 or 5 of their demographic transition require steady immigration in order to maintain the growth of their economic system. But why? I dont ask out of any /pol/ induced red pill shit, but im genuinely curious. Can an economic system survive a stagnant population growth?

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I'm back. How did you all enjoy your 20% gains last week from my predictions?

ETH
MAID
FCT
BTS
EXP

Just posting the 5 coins I bought today. I'm expecting at least 3 to be winners. If I get 4 winners, lucky me. 5 winners, awesome.

When I say winners, I mean at least 5% gain, 10% gain overall. I don't expect any losers to drop below 5% loss.

This is not advice, just a forecast. ETH is obviously a meme but will rally anyway, and if you look at the graph for EXP it looks like a solid bull.

I'll be back tomorrow.

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/biz/.

Please explain to me why you have not bought a suit yet to experience pic related.

Are you scared of success?

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Long story short, I have Godly writing skills. No you wouldn't know that by reading this, but trust me when I say that I write like nobody else. My niche is mainly politics/history/news etc.

Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm desperate to know what other freelance editors or columnists do and how they do it, as in the process itself of becoming a writer.

How can I get myself out there and find somewhere to work?

How much do it payout usually?

How regular is the rate of work?

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So after ETH goes to the moon, what do we do? Not like what type of cars do you buy, but If you have a big gain will you report it on your taxes?

Do you have a way to launder your money?
At what point would you have a suspiciously large gain?

In Canada, cryptocurrencies are taxable. But gambling isn't. So if you give 3 friends $5000, they can go and cash in at a casino, give you the chips, then you cash out and report $15000 in tax free winnings.

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There is a job I feel I'm perfect for due to my talents and experiences, but I have a 10 year employment history gap mostly due to disability. How can I score this job and account for that time? I did volunteer to a degree in a field that may be sort of related to the job.

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>that glorious feel when you have "made it" and you get to deny your neglectful mother money
>because you told her all your finance degree was good for, was getting a job at a bank's call center
>you only visit once a year and make a big deal about how expensive plane tickets are
>You tell her you live in a trailer park, when you actually live in a paid for mcmansion
>you tell her you are 30k in debt from college, even though the scholarships that you got in sophomore year pretty much covered everything
>Even though you can rent a car and a hotel room when you visit, you stay at her place and eat for free, and make her pick you up from the airport and don't give her any gas money
>your brothers are equally clueless
>mom doesn't have insurance and is having trouble paying for her medication, all your brothers pitch in money except for you because they think you are too poor


That's what you get for not buying me pokemon cards you dumb bitch.

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I recently moved to San Antonio and get paid 13.50/hr with 40 hrs/week to work from home and occasionally go on service calls (I do back end server support for a small-med size VoIP reseller but occasionally go on site to clients businesses/houses to install phones/hardware/etc). Not having to spend money on gas and always being able to cook at home is great but after doing this job for about three months now it's starting to get to me. I'm 22 and I've had two office jobs before this doing I.T. and both paid less but were supremely better in the social aspect, e.g. I actually got to talk to real people on a daily basis and form work friendships with coworkers. Has anyone else worked from home, and if so, what did you like/dislike about it?

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So i've got around $100k and i'm looking at my options. What are some solid types of business I can make good money from? (i dont want to invest in stocks, i want to set my own thing up)