/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30417045

>a black guy raised without a father figure

whoah..

>>29479771

They are so goddamned retarded. I'm not even exaggerating when I say she has a higher than 50% chance of getting pumped, left with a couple out of control mixed kids, and then left by the dude in a few years. It happens to literally every mudshark I know, all of them.

>>29392417

Food is a simple, cheap pleasure. I'm not the kind of guy who overpays for dumb shit at Whole Foods, and my breakfasts/lunches are very budget, but I spend a little on my dinners to enjoy myself. When you're making big money a $100 difference in grocery budget hardly registers but the daily pleasure makes life better.

>>29350571

It's pretty funny, they overregulate the hell out of the domestic economy, force production costs to be much higher than 3rd world shitholes that do none of the same, then rugpull, letting the 3rd world shithole join our market and drain the work. Shit is criminal and Americans are taught to cheerlead it. We deserve our demise desu.

>>29234607

You're a retard. You want greater productivity overall, and high consumption. You want wheels turning, quickly. What you're advocating for is a southern style molasses plantation economy where it's impossible to make your own dollar if you aren't born with a silver spoon first. Fuck that.

>>29195543

Got a friend just like this. Took out over $100k+ for a meme psych degree. He gets paid less than people with no degree at all. Interest on his payments ensures he'll be paying it for 15-20 years, maybe even longer.

He still votes for the people who crafted this predatory system though so it's hard to feel too sympathetic. We get into a discussion on it, agree it's a fucked up and predatory situation, but then start digging into who's a usurious statist and who's not in politics and he's suddenly digging in his heels and going back to bat for the neolibs. Some people deserve slavery.

>>28955121

We have born witness to so much government shittery, and already have 30-40% of our earnings drained by them per annum. You refuse to acknowledge the concept that we could be forced to buy into inferior care, for more money, that we can't track because it's just sucked in with more taxes. You think it's all going to work out "just because". That isn't how it works. I'm not saying it's impossible, but it's a major risk, and given precedent our government has given us no reason to trust them. I'd rather have the choice to not have any care at all and keep my money. As it stands I have fairly cheap insurance that covers the biggest emergencies, that's good enough for me. You should have money sitting around for those $1-$3k procedures.

Put half into SPY, and put half into SSO. Only withdraw 4% every year, travel the world. Alternatively, buy a comfy house somewhere and a few rental properties to tend to with your spare time. I'm envious anon

If you have a decent income, and live in a midwestern or southeastern city with a low cost of living and growing market, your road to riches is paved with rental properties. Thank me later..

Imagine, an investment that allows you to leverage $100k+ in loans at 2-3% interest, while having the residents pay for the entirety of the payment and then some, while capturing appreciation of 4-10% per annum as capital flees the exorbitant costs of the coasts.

1. get the money
2. get the power
3. get the women