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>>55425719
Did you know kikes used to do this same practice with silver and gold coins?

>>55417666
If you spent the same amount of time practicing being a genuinely good person as you do Jewish sophistry we wouldn't be having any of these (problems) now would we? The "golden" rule doesn't mean shekels, kike.

>>55417031
(They) are probably getting close to doing a rugpull, I'll cross reference Yiddish new channels just to confirm.

>>55416201
Judaism, Hebrew and Yiddish, Finance, Summa Cum Laude.

>>55416303
>Now a days everyone got a job with a TC of an average STARTING minium of about 240k. That goes up to 350k to 400k within a short matter of time. This is after they went to get their four year CS degree, EVERYONE studied that after 1990, CS basically was the only degree people studied and they got the 240k TC or will be getting it shortly. Some even hit around 600k I think, which is more than enough to purchase a home (averageing around 400k) at a 7-8% interest rate. No ppoint in doing stuff like this when noone else is majoring in it. Literally EVERYONE just went the CS route since the TC is so reliable and high. It was an obious choice, and even now as middle class its not all that bad.
Except that you only hire your family of troons and cheap indentured poo, kike, begone before I Kaczynski your ass.

>>55416193
>No it isn't. Most Canadian banks, like BMO, have different tiers of chequing account. Typically it starts at a low cost bank account mandated under Canadian Access to Basic Banking legislation, around $5 for 10-12 debits monthly (debits include any withdrawals, bills, electronic transactions, etc.). Each additional withdrawal is usually a dollar or two. Then there's a midrange 30ish transaction account for like $10, and finally an unlimited chequing account for $16ish. Some banks have another tier on top in the $30 range which gives additional benefits such as a free safety deposit box, waived fees on premium credit cards, and so on.
>These accounts vary based on need. If you're broke then it makes sense to use do a few large cash withdrawals and use those, or simply use a credit card and pay it off once monthly. The rest of your transactions can be saved for whatever has to be electronic. If you don't want to fuss about it then you eat the unlimited fee and move on. If you have spare cash, they typically also waive the fees for each if you maintain a monthly (every single day of the month, not just the end) balance of $1000, $3000, $4000, and $5000 respectively.
>Savings are a whole other ballgame. Unlike the chequing accounts, savings earn (paltry) interest and usually have no fees, but limit you to just one (or no) debits each month.
>Digital banks like Tangerine offer unlimited transactions for free since they don't burn money on the overhead of running branches.

>>55400797
>>Hey bro lemme just take 13% of your profits okay bro no we're not going to pay the taxes for you lol you gotta do that yourself okay bb have fun.

>>54737887
That's a neat piece.
>>54737897
Great job. I have only found a few silver nickels in change before, 2 halves, and 1 dime. Wheat pennies I have been the easiest by far but those I have collected more as a hobby than an investment. Junk silver has great durability and utility.
>>54737910
The "person's" devotion and consistency does indeed convey malice, perhaps even of the judean persuasion.

>>54314426
It pays to larp, which is a projection from the masters of the craft.

>>52464239
>Looks like you're a renter forever!

>>51382886
Thats what you get when you allow women and brown people in to your field. No joke.

>>51320455
where indeed?

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