/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18328669
They're cool if you're a poorfag with no access to credit. I've gotten about $16,000 in credit from my bank, not to mention all the cashback and interest from my CDs and MMSA. If you wanna be broke two days sooner than the rest of your coworkers, use Chime. If not, learn how to budget and manage a line of credit like everyone else.

>>16666106
>Why isn't finance taught in schools, /biz/? Surely it's just as important as Math, English, and Science.


Well you would think finance would be taught in HOME ECONOMICS, but apparently learning how to bake bread and make kool-aid is more important. I think the main reason it isn't taught is because schools would want finance, business, or accounting majors to teach the class, and most people with those degrees don't end up teaching outside universities.


Home finance could easily be a part of home economics though.