/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18586373
I could build a rough version of that house with $1000 of materials. It won't be as fancy but it'll shelter you from the rain.

>>15526595
Really annoying. I dated an average one. After she posted something to instagram she'd be glued to her phone hitting refresh on her notifications constantly. Resembled a meth addict almost. She got agitated if a few minutes went by without a notification. And the captions to her photos read like a fairy tale, but if you were with her you would see how miserable the whole situation was.

>>11972224
Tits or GTFO. Post on /b/ and link to it from here.

>that's so funny lol
>interesting
>I major in American literature
>how much is a Bitcoin even worth
when did you realize that women are NPC

love a good break from the hard 9-5. being a wagelord is TOUGH, eh boys?

FYI: vacations are things that poor people do and it's a coping method for shitty life. real success doesn't "vacation", they just move to their beach house for a month

this board needs flags. its dead because anyone with the iq above 100 realizes half these comments containing "to the moon" are from a low iq individual. noone bothers to come here anymore and it cant be taken seriously for a business and finance board

seriously we need flags

I'm about to go take an econ final and there is an extra credit question on it:

Should monetary policy be rules based or discretionary?

What say

So next year I'll be going into my junior year of college. I have a full time job lined up over the summer doing maintenance work and should make around 5k by the start of next semester. I also plan on working an on campus job next year.

How should I go about financing this money? I've been very bad at spending all of the money I earn over the summer over the course of the school year but want to be more wise with what I do with it next year. What would /biz/ recommend I do with the extra money I have from my summer job once I pay for my houses rental payments and etc? Should I start putting it into a 401k since I havent started one yet, or should I go for more short term investments? Should I even invest at all? Whats my smartest options in managing this money? Please help.