/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>3830731
I'll take the bait, anon

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I kinda want to see what happens

>life isn't fun, interesting or entertaining anymore; it's just another day to grow some numbers on a computer screen and maybe take revenge on people that wronged you/ thought you'd never make it

Anyone else ktf? I'm only 24 and getting bored of it. My portfolio just hit 100k and I was happy for a few days, but now I'm just grinding to my first million. It's like all I do is live another day to deposit some more money into my investments. I don't hate my life; I'm not depressed; it's just boring.

I was asked to be an interviewee for a student journalist who wants to find out more about real life management practices and what being a manager is actually like. I agreed because I am not that busy this week and I wanted to help the guy out.

Has anyone else here been interviewed before? What questions were you asked? How did it go?

Crash aborted?

whats going on

Teach me more senpai

>>2091310
mine's been pending for like 6 hours

>>2033144
>BTC crashing as we speak

hi /biz/

I don't know where else to ask, i would have tried /int/ but i know it would turn into a shitflinging session.

Firstly I'm in Europe and this question relates to that, I'm looking to relocate to France later this year (from the UK). I'm going for a job which i may or may not get.

I didn't want to take any of my bank/credit cards due to the high chance of them getting stolen in this job I'm trying for, same goes for cash.

So i wanted to open an account i can use to chuck a few hundred Euros in and can access it in all of France.

British banks either want high deposits on international accounts or a consistent input, worst case scenario i open a normal debit account with a bank and just deal with the charges for internal spending and withdrawals.

But i was thinking it would be more economically viable to use an established European bank that would serve the same purpose, and perhaps i could put some money away in that account if i get the job.

So tl;dr - Does /biz/ know of any banks that i can open in Europe/Eurozone while being a UK resident, without charges or fees that'll give me a debit card?

Thanks.

I have the luck of being born into a relatively wealthy family (succesful business owners, own lots of real estate). I'm in my twenties, currently transferring universities so I'm living back home.

I have always been keen on starting a business of my own or finding some way of making money with what I have available. To my luck, my mom is really into investing and has expressed interest in investing on any decent ideas I can come up with. I even told her if she'd invest in stock (not a common practice in my country, let alone by her) and I acted as her middleman, where I'd take a good chunk of any profits.

What's the smartest way to take advantage of this opportunity?

>money rules everything
>you have basically no education on how it really works
>you are just another pleb going through life getting taken for a ride

how does money work /biz/?

How realistic is the idea of starting a teaching/learning/educational channel on Youtube, like as a living, teaching.

Is it a feasible move to make?
How many subscribers, and how much time would you have to spend gaining popularity and shit, before you could start earning a decent amount of money?

Any experiences?