Payment Tiers

>>1430660

try /b/

>>1430660
getting away with white collar crime should be at least great tier

>>1430667

White collar crime means that you were in a position to make money legally, ethically or otherwise. So you're either fucking that up by crimeing or crimeing out of necessity because you already fucked up.

>>1430668
It carries some of the lowest punishments relative to money possible

If you commit white collar shit you get like <5 years in a minimum security prison and get released on good behavior usually, added with the fact that most of the time it makes the person millions is great.

A woman in my country stole $800,000 from investors and she got 6 months in prison. Compare that to any other crime that earns a similar amount.

>>1430670

Yes, but now you aren't trusted by investors, are essentially unhireable for top tier jobs, and odds are a lot of your money was seized.

>>1430674
That's true but it still makes it one of the best in terms of risk/reward

>Steal $800,000 from investors
>Get 6 months in min security prison, can't get a job in that field anymore

>Steal $2000 from a gas station at most with a weapon
>5 years minimum in prison

>>1430678

Only if you ignore opportunity cost.

>>1430660
Author here (5 books published, 4 of which have hardcover editions.) I'd put royalties into the "good" tier alongside self-employment income. I've made about $10k in royalties in the past 5 years, but it's "free" money after my initial contract pays were made.

My full time job is sales for a telco, making $24/hr plus 7% of the monthly recurring revenue I take (eg, 8 hour day where I get 15 sales, each of those sales is a $80 average per month, I make $192 in salary plus another $84 in commission.) The commission is just icing on my cake, so I'd also change "commission" from just that to "commission only." Commission on top of a decent salary is pretty good.

>>1430703

I put royalties up at the top because they stack, whether you're a scientist or a writer. When you create something new it's value goes up based on prior success, and your prior work goes up in value based on your new successes. At a certain point it isn't worth it to do anything else with your time if it's for money.

WAGIES REEEEEEEEEE

>>1430660
>not giving wagecucks their own tier, at the bottom of the list

>>1430689
Oh my god I didn't know this was a porn board dis nigga talkin e-co-nomics and getting me ROCK HARD. Say Sowell. I wanna think about big black economics.

>>1430761
Putting it in the same tier as salary even. Fucking abhorrent.

I make base salary and get an 8% commission of the yearly gross of any accounts I get.

one can make anywhere from 50k - 100k + depending on how hard you work.

thoughts?

>>1430812
I don't know about you, but I'd rather be a wagecuck Accountant than a salarycuck accountant. If they want me to work more than 40 hours it'll cost them big.

>>1430660
what is blue collar crime? stealing work equipment?