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>>1009151
>posts pictures of hookas
>smoking money
"hardly even have wasteful spending"
you sound like one of those people that don't see their own faults

>>1009153
Havent Smoked in a while, cutting back on everything

>>1009155

Maybe stop discussing in general terms and have a look at some hard numbers? "Hardly ever" means you still do and "wasteful spending" is subjective. "Cutting back on everything" what the fuck is everything?

If you're not going to be real with yourself about your spending habits then you're just another broke wage slave. Different to no one else and so should not expect to "become successful", whatever the fuck that means.

Motherfucker one of the books I need for a class is in there and I couldn't find it anywhere else.

Today OP is not a fag 10/10

>>1005513
Glad to help

Cheers OP

Was wondering out of that list which ones would be a more beginner friendly, as some of the material is quite advanced

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>>986051

Turns out you processed 100k

>Tfw When you get that text from your banker
"Dude, when you receive your 1099, any loan will be approved"


>Tfw When you can finally tear up your personal secured card
>Tfw When you can now open a business secured card for your business credit

On top of that your main selling item finally gets an upgrade and you're still the top seller even when you started selling it late

:^)

>>986061
Good job. If I'm lucky I break past $200 a month.

>>986063

Can probably still catch up, get in before eBay finalizes their trade deals to bring the Chinese over (completely).

>Dec 3rd, 2015 "eBay Partners With Northen Chinese Factory to Strengthen Cross-Border Trade"

www.eBayinc.com/stories/news/

slow board, bumping.

/biz/ having a good christmas?

>>1012945
>Hey /biz/ OP here from the /personalfinancehorrorstories/ thread.
>I really want to become a financial advisor. So far i've been studying for the series 65, along with reading a few books on personal finance, investing, and economics.
>Ideally i'd like to open my own firm, helping people get their personal finances on track and helping them plan for the future. I see a >>1012945

I have 150k in cash. Low risk tolerance. What should I do?

>>1013026
what are you looking to do with that 150k? save for retirement? a house? that's a respectable sum of money

>>1012818
Read Milionnaire Fastline.

>>1012820

That seems like a book on starting and scaling your own business. Is that what it is?

>>1012818
So what kind of position do you have.

>>1012513

Because this is /biz/ not /fraud/.

>>1012513

Also, it would only work in backwards places that still use mag-stripe instead of chip-and-pin or tap.

>>1012513
Because I can think of easier ways to do this for one. Also hell, why stick with credit cards. Do you realize how easy it is to get a car loan? Do you realize how easy it is to wash a title? It surprises me more and more that more people aren't doing this.

iPhone 6S+ on Verizon. Anything else and you're poor.

>>1012272
>.08 rupees have been deposited into your apple account.

>>1012272
I just assume anyone with an IPhone is poor. It's the same logic I use whenever I see someone with Beats headphones.

>>1011563
Probably because most of us are falling into the college meme.

>The results were shocking to researchers as American millennials were found to be the most educated generation ever, according to the study.
No shit. The amount of useless crap taught in all levels of schooling is unbelievable.

American education outside of "insert a quarter of a million dollars for your degree here" private institutions are worthless, nothing surprising to see here.

That depends on your situation, obviously. Do you have debts? Savings? Are you a kid with some cash, or someone older and experienced?

If you're looking for investment suggestions for disposable liquid, one thing I've thought about playing in would be other liquid. Why not play with some currency exchange? Of you have actual money your investment portfolio should have more than one reserve currency anyway. I'd personally be curious about sinking some money into the Ruble, since these sanctions and low oil prices aren't going to last forever, and once it does end, you could stand to make some money in the exchange rates.

Give me $100.

Shove it up your ugly ass?

Shove it up your ugly ass.

>why are there no book with peoples specific trade secrets

gee, I wonder why

[spoiler] there are anyways [/spoiler]

>>1009207
yeah, well, can you help a bro out?

>>1009215
how about this bro puts down his bong and beer then starts to search the internet FULL of free information and torrents and absorbs every piece of business information he can get his hands on while he does what he has to in the mean time.

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>>999017
cont
>ask her how she's been doing on the payments
>"paying what i can each month" - read "minimum payments"
>facepalm.bitmap
>she says after a year of paying on her maxed out bank CC (maxed at $5000) her principle is $4900
>howthefuckeven.rtf

pic hilariously unrelated

>>999017
typical american: the tread

>>999020
*thread

>>1012672
How'd you sneak this passed my filter..? SAGE

I was having a look at ethereum, idea sounded cool but looking into it it looks p. retarded, the devs clueless, there's already 5 versions and all of them are badly documented, so I don't think that's it.
Just keeping some btc in my wallet that's it for me.

>>1012672
Why would you buy anything other than Bitcoins?

Altcoins are the R&D labs, some might be useful but I doubt any are a superior store of value or currency.

Ether gets talked up alot but it's unlimited in supply and is doing something completely different from Bitcoin.

People who support any of those projects have no answer to what will happen after bitcoin sidechains come online and even script-kiddies can copy paste all that hard work onto a sidechain secured by bitcoins.

Banks, governments and financial institutions have all reported on bitcoins.

Some banks think they can still beat Bitcoin to the punch with a centralized internal database if they just get enough of the other banks to sign on to use THEIR "private blockchain" and that might convince some of the more mundane people but the tech crowd knows what happens when an intranet competes directly with an internet. AOL made money for awhile but it didn't last long.

Download lawnmower.io and hook it up to your coinbase account. It will buy bitcoins with the change from every purchase you make on your debit card. You buy a soda for $1.25, lawnmower charges an extra $0.75 and buys bitcoins with it. This little tool will outperform just about any fund manager anywhere and if your under 40 probably pay for your retirement within 10 years.

Is that donald trump?

>>1012557
probably germans are crazy about americans, might aswell put him on his euro, I they even had obama

>>1012542
Bill FUCKING Murray.

>>1012363
Now buy a new house and use this one as rental property

>>1012363

you already posted this thread on /r9k/, fuckstain

good job bossman, whats ur secret to success?

My parents gave me a weekly allowance of half my age in dollars.

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>>1012251
A single dollar is an increasingly worthless unit of exchanged backed by nothing.

>>1012251
I got a strap of $1 bills so I can buy lotto tickets for the next few months

So essentially I throw away $1 bills