whats ya net worth?

>>1459589
$1.5 million.
Inheritance fag though.

Why?

>>1459589
About tree fiddy

>>1459592
>his money is dependent on someone dying and him inheriting it
>counts it as his net worth
L O L

doctor said im a healthy kid i smoke broccoli

>>1459595
How is inheritance not an asset that is part of your networth?

You sound extremely insecure

>>1459597
probably because you dont actually have it?? lol

what if mommy and daddy decide to give the house to the church enstead of you

>>1459601
Not him obviously but when he said "I'm an inheritance fag" it probably implies that he has already received the money. Most likely nobody would include money not yet inherited in their networth, unless it was being actively disputed and they had a good chance of getting it or something

$20k banked.. lots of money in various shit i never use and need to sell probably like $5k

>>1459614
age 20 btw

>>1459595
I also work, so no, i'm not dependent on people dying. I didn't ask people in my family to die and leave me money bur thats life.

And yes its in my name so it is my networth now. Problem?

>>1459609
This is correct, I have received assets that fill most of that number.

>>1459614
>>1459615
nice.

About same as me, same age too

>>1459589
Honestly?
I own about $90k equity in my house, and my business has about $250k in assignable contracts.

everything else I own is either intangible, mortgaged or relatively worthless.

I could probably sell my business for a million or so, but I don't count that as an asset because the value is hard to pin down and I have no intention of ever selling or borrowing against it.

Is there a thing as negative net worth?
Damn, I really should looking for jobs instead of dreaming here about starting some business.

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>>1459589
your net worth aint determined by your net worth

over 500k


>>1459618
What kind of business?

>>1459626
Yes. Most people I know.

>>1459626
>Is there a thing as negative net worth?
>Damn, I really should looking for jobs instead of dreaming here about starting some business.

Sounds like you got nothing to lose, nowhere to go but up

>>1459629
Environmental contractor for mining.

>>1459595
>a small loan of a million dollar

>>1459589
about 500.000usd, all self made

>>1459595
You're retarded.

5k cash and around about another 5 or so in less liquid assets.

15k student loans so far though, 21y/o

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>>1459589
1000$

>>1459633
Tell me more. I'm fascinated by mining. Seems like a declining industry however

Exactly Zerooooooo!
Since one month im broke as fuck ..

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R8 my personal finance M8

im worth around 8 million in DOGE

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>>1459758
nah

As for me

my net worth is somewhere between $60-65k depending on what the market is doing.

Part of me wants to look into home ownership part of me thinks the market is really inflated due to Chinese investing. I think the market is already started to cool off and in a couple years everything will be down at least 10%

>>1459589
~185000 euros last time i checked. When i'm done with uni then i will be able to save more

$22k and dead inside

$24,000 in student loan debt

Around $2,000 in my bank account

No other assets

So, about negative 22k USD? Doin pretty good for myself

$300 million as of end of tax year 15-16, but /biz/ won't believe. will prob earn around $22 million this year from doing nothing.

i am as empty as you lot.

>>1460230
How did you get the initial cash? Inherit, earn, or a mix?

>>1459589
About $30,000 at 27, spent 16-22 working but it didn't pay for school, spent 23-25 working to pay off the extra 30k in student loans, then spent 26 working to buy a used car and 10% condo down payment.

~$120,000, debt-free, but I'm old as fuck now (34) and getting a bit bitter after 5 1/2 years in my current job. Thinking of going to "free english speaking college" in Germany for something I actually enjoy so I don't burn out.

11k usd liquid, 5k assets 18 yo

>>1460261
R8 me?

>>1460270

7/10 would not bang

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>>1460275

>>1459589
>$500k
>30
>have a decent paying job
>bought a house at a good time
>save aggressively
>invest fairly conservatively

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>>1460230
Maybe you should get a hobby.
Work with blind kids or lepers, or something.

>>1459589
>€10k
>19 university student

>>1459589
$6-7k plus I could probably get $4k for my car. I haven't worked since April though. Long term vacation ayeeeee

>>1459589
Around a 1000 euros lmao.
I'm 18 and still in high school though.

>>1460618
Oh, forgot to add I just turned 24. Living in NJ, USA

1k, 21

>>1459758
Mining is growing steadily, but it's getting more efficient and more mechanized so it's not as easy to notice. A lot of it has moved overseas though.

I just clean up hazardous waste left over from mining. Mostly lead but also soil contaminated with pyrite which oxidizes into sulfuric acid and poisons the water around it.

My company is a glorified earth moving biz. We move contaminated soil to landfills or cover it with clean soil in place. Sometimes we dig ditches to channel surface water around contaminated sites.

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around 8k, English graduate, no debt though
saved working fast food for a year

>>1460932
What kind of contamination. And what location?

I'm a blue collar septic tank worker in the northwest. Business is a "digging" business but we just do septic tanks.

>>1460230
>people won't believe my extraordinary claim without proof

gr8 b8 m8 you got me to to reply

>>1459589
+/- 9.5 k

>>1461053
>What kind of contamination.
Lead and/or sulphuric acid.
>And what location?
An EPA Superfund site in Colorado.

there's good money in digging.

>>1460230
Can I be your butler or sexslave or something? I need money quite badly.

>>1459615
>>1459614
$35k in the bank, and an extra $2k hidden away somewhere...
trying to figure out what to do with it all, that's why I've started browsing /biz/
Aged 19 and incredibly lucky.

Let's see.

21 y/o. Will be graduating with 30K in college debt. I have an 8.5K portfolio and 1K on my savings account for general expenses.

Also, will be living with my parents after I graduate, so I should have no expenses except maybe clothes, metro ticket to work, gym pass, and minimal student debt payment.

I expect to save 40K+ /year as a I have an offer sitting for 65K coming out of school right now for a wealth management firm.

So -20K right now, but a really good set up to accumulate wealth.

>>1459589
approx 183k

>>1460066


3/10

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>>1459589
19 yr old

>>1461717
how

>>1461719
shorting cryptocurrency

30k
age 21

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>>1461719
this>>1461730

no coiners always win ;)

>>1460236
i sold my company to a large software company several years ago.

>>1460602
i have hobbies. i donate money to things i feel are worthwhile, but i know people who work in international development and i don't like how that is run. it's middle-class & upper-middle-class people making six figures while only making a small difference locally and no difference in the wider scale. recently i just make anonymous donations answering calls for donations in my state and also third world microfinance where they want to borrow money for seeds and pigs and shit.

>>1461325
what proof could i give? a picture of my house or car? a screenshot of financial statements? a large pile of blow? i'm not scrooge mcduck with a pool of gold coins.

>>1461339
i was raised properly and i can clean up after myself.

it sounds stupid, but if you want to be wealthy you need to get rid of debt.

last week i spent $186 in total.

>>1461946
Why don't you build an apartment building and start letting people live there? Your income would almost always be secured, and you could teach your kids about the business once they're old enough, and eventually let them take over it!
That's what I would do.

>>1460230
Want to invest in a Hydroponic Deep Water Culture farm? :-)

>>1461946
>i have hobbies
Maybe you should watch more films.
Then you'd know that wasn't serious, just a line from a film.

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20 yo. Started with 7k

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>>1462147
Oops, should have waited for all accounts to update.

>28
>Enterprise Engineer

2 and a half pennies.

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20 year old
About $84,000 -+ on bank
$25,000 -+ in cash

Am I doing good or?

>>1459618
Pretty similar to me, assets/business. 30 years old and feeling like I should have more. Business should make up for that soon here though.

$26k cash, $4k retirement, 27 years old

Could be worse, I could be one of the many people in my company who are still in debt at this age.

>>1459589
~$4000

That makes me richer than most of my peers as I have over $500 after all debts are settled. According to the news most can't say that, which would explain how they have all those expensive things I want but never buy.

Got to love it when I could liquidate it all and pay off my student debt instantly, but more realistically I still have ~6 months left as like buying food on a daily and covering other basic living costs with an emergency fund.

21, like 2000 euros probably

i will inherit a forest though sooner or later

Around 2.5 million

I've been working overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq for the past 12 years.

>>1459589
Inheritance and investor fag

1,2$ million

20 years old, 100k

>>1462252
in the same boat, only have around 9k but im so incredibly far ahead anyone i know its crazy, cause i still feel like its low

19, 39 smelly dollars

>>1462261
>I've been working overseas in Afghanistan and Iraq for the past 12 years.

Oil or tech? Contracts for military?

>>1462747
Military contracts. IT.

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>>1462885
Word I've been scoping out the same plan after I finish up my info sec degree and stick with my helpdesk job a little longer. How would you describe it? How hard is it to land a position with low-intermediate experience (helpdesk 2 years)

>>1462885
Expanding on my recent post, I've heard from others' experience doing similar work the pay is hugely inflated when you work overseas in 'dangerous' areas and that is why pursuing those contracts can be lucrative. Have you felt endangered in the areas you work in? My colleague's experience involved living in a dorm-like setting on a base. He said you give up a lot of comforts and normalcy for the bumped up pay.

>>1462197

>Not -+$109,000 invested

Kill yourself

>>1462228

I'm like the opposite skew.

$8k cash. $23k retirement. 25 years old.

why so much cash m8?

>>1461946
Why are you so unhappy? Surely with that much many (really, anything over a few million) would allow you to remove any problems. Money doesn't buy happiness, sure, but money can remove stresses from your life; bad neighbors (move), mortgage payment (pay it off), health issues (get the best care available).

How old are you? I'm guessing 30s or 40s by how you type. Still young enough to get yourself in shape and whatnot.

Who the hell am I kidding, I don't believe you. Post a bank statement or something, block out all personal info.

>>1463071
Because I'm paranoid of ever needing anyone again.

>>1459589
About $50k. Trying to think of something to do with it.

Something productive, I mean.

>>1459595
Jealous, still counts

$44k, 20 yrs old. Not lying.

$10,000 but i'm saving up so I'm not mad about it.

>>1463221
why would someone lie on the internet?!?

around $200k liquid

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>>1459589

not my net worth, but liquid assets:

>$20k in stocks
>$8k cash on hand
>~$30k in forex account
>~$20k gold bullion
>110 bitcoin (~$60k)
>$16k cash in bank accounts

so about $150k liquid

also have around $16k left in remaining student debt

>>1463221

No need to lie, it's not that amazing.

>>1460066

not bad, how old are you?

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>>1463253
>>110 bitcoin (~$60k)

>>1459589
I finally broke a million.

I had been wondering if I would feel any different, but not really. The emptiness is still there.

I bought myself a nice dinner, and then went back to work on making more money.

What do you do?

>>1463336
What do you do?/???

>>1463007
>>1463017
You get what's called uplift. If you're in areas that are still considered warzones mainly Afghanistan and Iraq it's 35% for living and 35% danger uplifts (Or should unless your company is jewing you) You'll work lots of hours. at least 56 and as much as 72 minimum.

I've never personally felt endangered, but I've served over here before in the military. I've been here so long it's home. You do have the occasional hit the deck moments when a mortar is shot your way. People die here, don't kid yourself, but if you're working IT you probably have a better chance of being ran over in D.C than getting killed here.

As far as how hard? It really depends on the company. Some companies will sponsor your secret clearance if you don't already have one, some won't. You also need Sec+ and CE cert something like Windows 7 or Sever 2012. 2 years experience should be enough to get your foot in the door though.

>>1461730
you short them? isn't it easier to predict a rise?

>>1462545
how?

>>1463221
>>1462197
how'd you do it?

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>10k yuros in bank and a sexy scirocco.

I'm getting a management degree and have no idea what bridge i'l live under in 10 years.

>>1463253
>$16k left in remaining student debt

Fucking retarded idiot here who knows nothing, but why don't you pay it off?

>>1460230
I could do nothing for a lot less than $22m...

>>1463276

29

>>1463609

he hopes he can make more investing the money instead of paying down low interest student loan debt

>>1460066
>almost no taxes

jeeeeesus christ im jealous of you americans.
t. germanfag

Imagine the government taking ~50% of that 6000 and you know how it is to be german.

>>1459589
$500 savings
$3000 assets

>>1461335

Hiring geologists?

About 3 mil.

Turning 30 this year. CTO of a development company.

300k in cars and motorcycles. 2.3 mil house. No debt.

Ask me anything?

>>1463864
Why lie on the Internet?

>>1463864
when are you gonna leave your parent's house faggot?

>>1463487

Thanks for the info, anon.

>>1464003
Sure thing, if you have any more questions feel free to ask.

>>1459589
21 years old
5k in cash in bank
but technically we as apeople own the government and own all credit and debt

also I Have a rich uncle worth 20 million and he might leave me a tip when he dies or something

>>1464026
Do you have any certifications?

>>1459592
>no grandparents alive
>mother is bankrupt but still working
>father is CEO of small-medium sized health insurance company
>he keeps telling me when he dies he will have nothing to give me because he's broke from divorce w/ my mother 15 years ago

is he memeing on me? Whole childhood/life he was very quiet about his wealth, except one year he showed me his taxes in 2001 when he earned $1,100,000.

>>1464193
my current net worth is $20,000~something, with zero help from parents

>>1464188
CCNA R&S, A+, Net+, Sec+

>>1464263
I am just getting myself started in IT, right now looking to get A+ then Net+. A lot of people have been suggesting I go towards Linux, like going for LPIC. Do you think this is where the industry is heading? I am kind of worried about getting myself stuck in a corner if I choose a vendor-specific cert like with Cisco or MS.

>>1464270
IT is constantly changing. Getting a CCNA or MSCA is not really pigeonholing yourself this early in your career. Those certs are checkboxes for lots of jobs unless you already know what you want to do.

Learn to write scripts in Powershell or Python. Linux is a great skill to have and learning to administer Linux will be in need. Automation, Virtualization, Cloud, Storage, Networking, Security are all good fields and will continue to be lucrative though the fields will change, especially with Networking.

My suggestion get your first helpdesk job. You need to get in the door asap. If that means you get an A+ then you do it. Then from there start picking a specialization that interests you.

Do you know what you want to do?

>>1464288
From what I've learned so far, the stuff I find most interesting is with virtualization and cloud technologies. It seems to me like everything is moving in that direction. Even when I started dabbling in web dev, I would see a lot of lectures focused on applications moving to the cloud and the need to redesign sites. Right now the guy I'm working with is getting rid of his clients' physical, on-site servers and migrating everything to the cloud (I believe using OwnCloud). I've set up a few machines on VirtualBox and have been messing around with that, definitely want to dig deeper into it. Networking also seems very interesting.

I recently found a guy who has a small IT consulting business and he's mentoring me, getting to do some work 1-2 days a week. The rest of the time I study and read. I am trying to stay away from helpdesk if I can. I think doing this consulting work will look pretty good on a resume and give me some experience. Like I have a friend working for an MSP, he recommended that because it gave him experience working with all different environments. With this job, we have about a dozen clients so I think that's pretty good for exposure. Did you start off on a helpdesk?

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>>1464307
If you're already getting experience you're good. I was military, so that's how I got experience. I've never worked traditional helpdesk but many that are out here in the Stan have.

Well I've got about 10 grand saved up, but if you count student debt, I actually am worth about -40,000.

>>1459589
$130k cash and equities

>>1464344
cool. Thanks for the advice, really appreciate it.

>>1461946
You should spend like a million bucks trying to find out if negative energy exists.

>>1459589
26 yr, 60k all up. I think I'm doing alright

>>1463773

>muh free college
>muh free helathcare
>muh free socialism
>free

Always laugh at you euro poors

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>>1460089
Good luck turning that into dollars

>20k
>Decent job
>Confident investor, potential to grow that wealth quickly
>26

Went travelling after uni, on my 25th birthday I had 0 dollars left to my name.

Perhaps wortg mentioning I am a big advocate for 4 day work weeks, so I only work 4 days.

I think I'm doing really well.

Both the mates I went travelling with are still paying off debt.
Neither invest though, so they live exclusively on Engineering wages.

18k bank
22k market
20k liquid assets
22 finish uni nexy year

>>1463609
Not poster but in australia student debt interest=inflation.
So 0 real interest
Forced to pay back depending on tax bracket but other then that there is no reason to pay more off than you have to.

>>1464918
its easy actually, you convert it into BTC then convert to dollars

>>1459589
Literally about £3000 gbp, tops

>>1460066
>can't spell intangible
>.06/10

>>1463512
I have my own business

>>1459589
1k the gf knows about
7k she doesn't

26 years old.
Own an apartment fully paid off worth about $330k.
About $50k in savings.
Somewhere around $20k in belongings (lots of instruments and music-equipment).
No debt.

So, roughly 400k.

£71,245.22 age 25.

House I own about 80k of it, 2 cars worth total of 35k and about 15k in savings.

25yo

Under £2,000.

30 years old with 25k liquid

>>1459589
I have about 250 bucks in my bank account. No assets. I turned in my 2 week notice at my Custodial job last friday, I'll be going to California for a week then I'm hitting local jobs hard. Wanting to pick up either a full time, or 2 part times while I think about going back to school.

Ideally a full time and a part time..

I want to start making at least 100 bucks a day after taxes or more. I don't have any friends and just play Xbox all day, so I might as well take a few retard mode jobs and make some money.

Right now I make only 350-400 every two weeks which isn't sustainable, and I have to drive about 30 miles to get there.

I want to get to a point to where I can have a secluded house on a lake with a fishing boat that I can raise a family in. I would make the money for the land and house while working my ass off, and hopefully picking up some passive income along the way that can sustain me when I plan to retire at about 50. (Probably naive)

24,

105k in debt.


160k paycheck

>>1459589
>kodak black
SKRT

$189.00 in my bank account
$3k in a college savings account my dad has for me
~$250 in various assets
~$1k computer (including peripherals), not liquid

roughly $4.5k but I'm not doing too bad for an 18 y/o who is finishing up HS

>>1459589
>21 year old senior
>Finance Major

~3k banked
Maybe around 6k total net worth with the stuff I own

Fortunate to graduate college with no debt thanks to the rents. Look forward to start making some real cash once I get into a career

-22,000 USD

38,000 in student loan debt
14,000 dollar car if I'm optimistic
1,000 liquid
1,000 invested

Not bad senpai. Not bad at all.

30k, 19yo
But the college bills coming soon.

200€ 21y.o. Not lying

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2 grand, maybe... I ain't got shit...

>>1466536
Forgot to mention:

>No Highschool or GET
>No drivers license

But also
>No debt
>No criminal or bad work history
>Held my job for almost 2 years, so not a flake
>And I live rent free with my folks.

I'm turning 23 this month, and once I start making some money and pick up a few college classes I'm going to move out.

I'm getting a late start to my life because I've been in pause since I lost my friends in highschool. It's stressful when I'm still a neet and I see all of my classmates finishing up their majors already, but at the same time I'm young, single, and have the intelligence to know what I need to do. I just need the willpower to do it.

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>>1463253

>110 bitcoin

25million 16yo no lying XD

btw whats your favourite skyrim mod

3k, gonna open up a portfolio soon. family is going to give me 2.5k for it, wish me luck.

>>1466732
I'd be you but I got my drivers license at 18 and went to partys and people like me.