/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58267698
>make about 65k a year
>consooooom my fucking eyeballs out
>triple-digit online shopping orders all the time, drinking $15-20 worth of booze/mixers a night, ordering delivery multiple nights a week, killing time by buying junk I don't need and never use, spending freely on experiences, dinners and drinks for girls, drive-thru meals nearly every time I get in the car
>still manage to keep my accounts in the black despite having no budget at all

Is it really this hard? I am spending as hard as I fucking can, and I cannot FATHOM being stretched this thin unless I had a wife, house, children, etc. Which like, yeah. That feels sufficiently out-of-reach that I'd not bother attempting it. But aside from that it's "Fuck It, We Ball" 24/7.

>dumping $40k just before things start picking up

I will never understand some people

>>58024766
I might be autistic

How much would 100k in the S&P 500 make in dividends? Should I just cash out to that? It's not gonna crash right?

>get job at small business
>business experiencing rapid growth despite being completely disorganized and unprepared to scale
>plenty of work to be done, but nobody has the bandwidth to actually onboard me all, literally easier to keep doing it all themselves
>spend 80% of my day making a stern face at my screen pretending to do anything, 15% either making chitchat or eating breakfast/lunch
>final 5% is just doing basic rote AI-tier admin tasks like fill-in-the-blank form letters or literally just opening envelops full of tax docs so the HR person doesn't have to do them with her own hands and fingers

what do, /biz/? nobody's hassling me but I can't help but feel uncomfortable especially having negotiated a pretty strong starting-salary with a mid-career resume

>>56284241
>buying things with your own money
The answer is always no.
Literally, always buy things with somebody else's money. It's literally why they INVENTED Jews.

The only thing your-own-money should ever be used to purchase is access to more capital, AKA, interest. And even then, not if you can help it.

>>55441701
>This guy has a fucking business degree
>educated
Literal retards. Truly shocking the comprehension level of biz grads.
>graduated pre 2020
"How succeed in business while money is literally free and lines only go up"
>graduated in the 2020's
"How to get a degree while all classes are online and literally no anti-fraud/cheating systems have yet been invented for online courses"

Dealing with biz-grad zoomies has been the bane of my fucking life in my current career. How do you end up sending emails for a living, as a dyslexic brownoid ESL?

>28
>Net worth: One 2008 Chevrolet Impala LT, with a dented front bumper and a bullet hole in the trunk
>10k in PLTR

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>>53813262
Based informed-effortulposter. I'm a retard, but I have been hearing people talk about (on the internet, but also in working with property developers) how insurances of all kinds are hiking rates like 20-40%. Large owner mentioned something offhand about how his insurance is up 35% and this seems atypical but was told it's industry-wide, then came back saying he had shopped around and that seemed to be basically true. Unrelated but someone online said about how insurance companies are basically giant banks, premiums are a very minor part of the revenue because with all the cash they need to keep onhand for payouts, most of their money comes from investing. With that slumping the losses get passed on to the customers' premiums and that's why we're seeing that. "It's Inflation!" and "Catalytic converter theft payouts" just being a canard. Maybe this is obvious to many but I'm uneducated and was hanging drywall for a living 12 months ago.

Thank you for the information, but my question is this: How do I profit from this?

>>52457359
the entire point of deregulation is to enable fraud. you're a retard.

I bought BAT and Presearch, and I missed the entire bullrun

>>51002556
but where is the new one, though?
>>51002544
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not but I think I'm on to something.