/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54173333
Noted

I'm currently in my 3rd year of Highschool and was wondering what college degree I should get. As far as I'm concerned, my grades are fine but which degree could get me a job that pays more? I've heard that a Law degree is hard but pays at least $87,012 per year. Which degree is easier to get, or is better in foresight? Specifically I'm looking for:
>which one is easier to study
>which one pays more
>which one is better

>>23103603

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How do you spend money to treat yourself every once in a while? I have basically made it with Link and cashed out around 150k during the last peak (only 10% of my stack, the rest I will use to purchase a house in the future). But because I am used to being poor for most of my life I have trouble spending it. And what's the point of money if you never spend it?

Share your ideas, such as whiskey/cigars, jewelry, clothing, cars, hobbies and so on .

Is it really that easy?

Please no comments about how Zuckerberg is a billionaire but dresses like a bum. Who the fuck wants to look like him. I'm talking about showing off your leveling up in life gains to attract more roasties and assert dominance over other losers.

What's your plan to start a small business or stay afloat when the economic hit really begins?

Like many others, I both lost my job & graduated during this epidemic shit. Should I draw porn or something for money?