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>>1061395
>taking out a hundreds of thousands of dollars loan with interest to purchase an asset which at best tracks the cost of living
shiggy diggy

>From the year 1880 to 2012 the after inflation return for the average price of a home in the U.S. was a total of 23.25%. So in 132 years, again after accounting for inflation, the average price of a home went up only 0.16% per year! From 1880 to 2006 (the high point of the housing bubble) it was up a total of 96.18% or 0.54% per year.

>>1061318
Pick a company where you know a person that works there, so you can ask them questions.
or
Pick a company that has a lot of news articles written about them because there's a good chance you won't get an email/call back.

>Do companies even care about the opinion of a student?
Likely not. Don't offer it.

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>>1061300
Nope, there's a difference between productive work and busy work.

This is busy work for math classes.

>>1061358
>that pic
Why add up the difference between two numbers? Of course you can do it like that but it's not as quick as just doing simple subtraction.

>>1061372
He's saying these days you get marks deducted if you don't show your working no matter how trivial it may be for you

It's worked for the past 230+ years America has been around. Why the fuck do you think land was such a big deal in the medieval days? The original land lords.

>>1061231
>Niggers move in, trash appartment

Or

>Niggers move in next door/street, crashes market prices

>>1061250

They are America's cross to bear for the sin of slavery.

Check out Khan Academy, the finance section will give you a good overview, and a good starting point to direct the rest of you research

>>1060839
Op! My advice for these threads is always.
Buffetsbooks.com
Start there, watch tute vids. Good to go from there but dont stop...
Then:
Get a uni text on economics. Read
Uni text on finance markets. Read.
Then branch out from there.

>>1061154
>>1061017
Thank's guys, screencapped for reference.

>>1060587
> military = free college
Bad meme needs to die. Military does not give free college. Period. After you get out you can apply for grants for being ex-military but that's as close as it gets.

Look around for civilian scholarships and apply for as many as you can get your hands on. If you're under 26 there's also Job Corps for free training.

Your question is completely different than the thread subject.

>Officers cannot be interpreters
>If you enlist when you could be an officer you're dicking yourself over
>ROTC has scholarships associated with it
>Implying that you won't deploy while in the reserves at the worst possible fucking moment

That GI bill is sweet, but you're better off doing ROTC and doing a four year hitch.

Marine here. After I got out I had the GI bill which is pretty helpful. But honestly dude them saying its "free" is a meme. Im in debt from college loans even with the GIB. Do not join. Your motive just is not enough.

What the hell are you doing talking about this on a public web site??

Didn't I tell you you were NOT to discuss this in public.

You're in trouble buddy. I'll have you off this project by morning if it's the last thing I do!

>>1060512
>900
>Preventing alien invasions, multilingual, handy with a screwdriver
>Doctor

>>1060512
>63
>*REDACTED*/counterinsurgency/*REDACTED*/ International Relations/ Foreign Intelligence
>US Military Academy, Princeton/semi-retired/Military Command

Decentralizing currency, decentralized storage so you don't need the data centers or anyone that needs to fund and therefore control the storage. It wrestles the power away from any one controlling entity and gives the power to anyone and everyone. I read about this when reading up on block chain tech.

It's interesting stuff. Power to the people. It's almost scary in some ways, like watching Skynet come online and become self aware in Terminator 2.

There could be legal problems down the line depending on WHAT some stranger is storing on your hard drive.

It doesn't matter if it's encrypted. The mere possession of certain material on your hard drive is a crime, no matter who you're holding it for.

>>1060244
>buy 100 terabyte drive for $5000
>host storage for 10 dollars on the terabyte
>rake in $1000 a month

could it really be that easy?

what are the benefits of investing my stuff with your bank?

Do you accept crypto-stuff ?

>>1060195
Can you store idea stuff? Such as waifus?

>>1059840
In most cases,they are run by a family, not a single paki guy. Brothers, cousins and others jump in to cover the long working hours. It's very hard work for small pay (but after 30 yrs or so it starts paying out), and britcunts are not willing to do it.

Assuming ALL of these little shops are used to launder money, makes you and your tax autorithy look very stupid. Besides, it's easier to use consulting services and arts dealing for those kind of business.

>>1059840

For starters, that's a pretty large premesis, and on a very prominent bit of high street in one of the fastest gentrifying areas of London. The little corner shops will have a rent that's a fraction of that. Ten or twenty grand a year isn't an astronomical cost in the scheme of things. The other thing is that a lot of those shops, particularly the ones in good locations, are on a long lease that they signed years ago, so the rent will be even lower than it would be today. It takes time for these leases to expire (they're often for ten or twenty years), so the corner shop will hang around even as the area becomes expensive.

>>1059840
Have you seen the amount of alcohol those places sell?? They're making a killing. The food is just a sideline the main money is in drinks.

>>1059693
that personal website needs to be pretty well known for that op.

>>1061071
I suppose I'm asking if it's legal.

And I can always add the URL to the "About the Author" page of my books.

>>1061287
I wouldn't say it's illegal, but it's not very sporting.

>>1055998
by posting on a public forum so that the IRS can easily trace your IP address

Spend all your money on tax deductible donations to charity. If done correctly you will end up paying no tax, and it's perfectly legal.
Good luck!

>>1056000
nice scaremongering faggot

>as legally possible

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>I believed you Dolf
>I..b.believed in you

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The deal fell through because the AC was bad, the furnace was bad and it was bank owned and they were dicking with me. They ended up selling to someone else for $8000 less.

Thousands tossed away on fees, interest and middlemen pushing paper. Cash is the way to go.

>m-muh opportunity cost
>m-muh meme tier econ degree sayz..
>b-b-but market returns invested elsewhere
>mortgage interest tax deductions!

So many people fall for it too or believe the renting is cheaper meme. It's sad.

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>>1061249
bump

>>1061261

>>1061269
Another bump.

>>1061143
Collect more and sell them to tire companies in EU or ship them to Asia.

Care to elaborate?

>>1061143
Retread shops for truck tires use tire casings.

Once worn out tires are taken off of automobiles, they are considered scrap tires. According to the Rubber Manufacturer’s Association, there are three main uses for scrap tires: tire-derived fuel (TDF), civil engineering and ground rubber. In simpler terms, we can use recycled tires for playground cover, as building materials, erosion control and even as an alternative fuel. A company called EcoBorder has figured out how to utilize scrap tires to make garden hedging.

Google "recycling used tires"