/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15203913
Honestly 3 percent and 2 percent consistently sounds pretty nice. I'm about done paying off my credit card because i fell for a Jewish scam and used it instead of taking out some extra student loan amount to live off of. (didn't really "get" stuff like APY yet) i have the US bank cash+ app. Their service is kind of meh (wouldn't budge on this overdraft fee i got even though i haven't had an overdraft in years) and shitty website, but the card has rotating 5 percent categories you choose, a 2 or 3 percent category, and then 1 percent on all else. Not super bad for not having a fee honestly.

>>15175689
Do you really need an answer to this retard? Go read the fucking BTC white paper holy shit

>>15165843
This more or less. Market is rigged against you by kikes.

Only way to beat it is to convert over to comfy van life. That's my plan if I ever make it.

So anybody got recommendations for banks or credit unions? Was thinking of opening one to store funds and keeping my us bank card open for the 5 percent cashback categories, then storing my funds elsewhere. Was thinking of Alliant CredIt Union, but then Greendot dropped that debit cashback which is pretty enticing.

Rest of this board is crypto children so I don't bother asking them.

Calm down you girl and buy the dip.

Personally I bought the F dip. Would buy more if I wasn't balls deep in LPTX and NBRV

>>14955498
Lmao whatever retard. You buy a Mac if you're computer illiterate. The OS is the only nice part about it, the hardware is severely overpriced and hardly worth it.

Honestly I wouldn't mind trying this van life meme everyone shits all over. Maybe if I get some spare capital and can afford to build one, I'd do it and just try and stockpile savings or just travel. Then I could easily turn around and sell the sucker when I was done.

I'm tired of paying rent to Mr Shekelstein

58, might try and scoot to 100. I don't expect 1000 ever, but I'll sell half if we hit 25 and see how the rest goes. LINK still seems like a solution looking for a problem to me. Maybe the partnerships indiciate there is a demand for smart contracts, but it still seems like a lame duck from an investing standpoint.

Just put it into index funds and go about your life.

I'd recommend dca though