I got my first job and opened a savings. The banker told me it

put EVERYTHING you have into 0x

Sell your car, your clothes, your books, your computer, your phone, everything, and buy OMG right now

all in on bcc unless you love being poor

>>3135433
You have two idiots giving you shit advice. Fuck bcc. And fuck omg. The 0x is a good idea. The best bet is to go all in on kyber next month.

>>3135668
kyber. 0x will plummet when kyber ico's

Buy maidsafe

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>>3135433
Hi Anon. At that level of income I would suggest looking to cut expenses down first if it is not possible to get a pay rise/new job immediately.

Some ideas:
-Move in with a house/roommate close to where you work, also cuts down on car usage
-Reduce your phone bills and internet bills to the bare minimum
-Eat more staples (rice, pasta etc). Not quite healthy but in the short term is good.
-Safe up at least 1 month of expenses before considering anything fancy

Cutting expenses down will give you more breathing room but we aren't born just to survive are we?

Next look to increase your income:
-Crypto trading/hodling. Well you are on /biz after all so this will definitely get mentioned at some point. Put aside a small amount of your after tax income every pay day and save it up in your account. Once it reaches a certain threshold (200$?). Buy some bitcoin or ethereum and learn to trade a little. If you don't wanna trade just leave it in ethereum or some other altcoin. (I recommend NEO, OMG, or ARK, the last one which gives roughly 10% per annum interest in more ARKS if you can be bothered to stake it)
-Side hustles/part time jobs in the weekend. Rather than spending all your hard earned money at bars or even drinking at home, why not use up your free time to make more money.

Think this should be enough to get you going for now.

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>>3135738
>kyber
>dev team is ching chongs, pajeets, and russians

>>3135433
Don't open a savings with that "growth" rate - you're honestly wasting your time. If you're looking for a "secure" option, put it in a mutual fund.

banks are a fucking joke, they offer shit like this then all post tens of billions in profit

>>3135889
Yeah. When you take inflation into account, that's still far negative in comparison.