ITT: Whoever has a larger account balance (in terms of USD)

>>1792921

>14k in a checking account

/biz/

>having all your money doing nothing in your bank

>>1792924
>all your money
That's probably one paycheck. Not everyone is autistic enough to go into the bank the day after payday and move the money to a brokerage every week.

>>1792924
I have 2500 in stocks but that doesnt count because of their volatility
>>1792923
Not entirely unreasonable

>>1792921
$307

>>1792927
>$2500
>/biz/

I have 30k even in my emergency fund money market account.

That's such a tiny amount of my net worth that I don't even care if does nothing.

>>1792926
The plus side to this is that it's a high yield checking account too, earns me 2.5% annually in interest on balances up to $25k, way better than the mighty .1% in a savings :)

>>1792933
It's a game anon :D
lets see yours

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Me

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/thread

>>1792946
>inspect element
>change text
>print
Wow so hard.

>>1792946
This is from an old tripfag during the genesis of /biz/.

>>1792926
then what's the point of this thread?

>>1792946

I'm tempted to say this looks like a company's statement.

started out with 30k, not the biggest gem in the quarry but...

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meh is ok

>>1792924
>your investing ideas make more than checking account interest

>>1793232
Nice
Open to share some ETH?

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39K in a savings account, 10.5 in a Roth IRA through Schwab (I've been a faggot about my contributions). Less than 10K between checking and RH account

>>1793232
So like... 5k USD?

>>1794177
May I ask how old you are and what you've chosen to invest inside your IRA?

>>1792946
wow a whole 11mil!! may be able to retire to rural kansas by the time he is 68. congrats

>>1794194
Yeah, rural Kansas is pretty expensive these days.