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I am about to become a wagie.
In college and I just got a job tutoring poor kids at the local elementary.
Still need to submit a couple of forms, but otherwise, I'm in.
Making $10 an hour, which is pretty noice, but it's from my Work-Study thing, so I can only make so much before I hit an imposed limit.
Anyway, I have the option to have the cash directly deposited into my bank account, or to have it deducted from my tuition.
I am thinking of going the direct deposit route.
Ideally, I want to be able to use the money I make to invest, and subsequently pay off more of my student loan quicker.
Is this at all reasonable for a freshie with no prior experience trading, even with crypto?
I heard bonds are pretty easy to get into. I'm also taking Econ, if that changes anything.
Also, general tips and thoughts about being a wagie.
All appreciated.
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Get some kneepads
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>>1521581
what does that mean
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>>1521583
It means go buy kneepads
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>>1521608
>it means go buy kneepads
what did he mean by this
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>>1521610
>he doesn't know
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>>1521622
I think I do
no homo
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>>1521550
gonna selfbump
if anyone wants to reply to my beautifully formatted post with a serious answer, I would really appreciate it.
you know, because it's beautifully formatted.
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>>1521550
I would probably use it for its intended purpose. Put it towards your tuition, that way it isn't compounding while you're still in school. If you are needing the money, then have it direct deposited so you have an income to live off of. PS: $KNPD are for sucking cocks. You can always invest in those and see a substantial return.
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>>1521942
Here's a big fuck you to your post.
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>>1521583
It means, to get by in wageland, you are going to be spending time under your boss's desk, polishing his knob with your mouth. But yeah, knee pads.
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