/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>Thotpic
FOR FUCKS SAKE NIGGERS, FOR HOW LONG ARE YOU GONNA FALL FOR IT? STOP BUMPING THREADS OF OBVIOUS SPAMBOTS!

It goes in every field cumbrains. Also
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Good job feeding the AI

>>6563715
kek
>>6563768
everything on that chart is correct

>>6253297
>Verge
lol

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>>5859023
>>5858984
cringe

>>5757926
XRP is shit

>>5637128
XRP is jewish fuck off

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.