/biz/ - Business & Finance

And *this* is why you should have learnt a trade.

>there's very low inflation
kek this will surely end well.

>>9921177
>imagine being this deluded

>>6701157
>artificially propping the market up
Next thing you'll need is a central bank to print more bitcoins

you're my favourite poster on the board, 13 satoshi man

i dont even have any beans but keep it up

>>847579
>product isn't completely finished
>consistent and respectful business
>The boipussy market is rather cluttered at this point in time

10/10

I'm 23 and living paycheck to paycheck with my parents. No current assets, halfway through an associate degree in education (career goal is high school teacher), though I've been on a hiatuse since mid-fall when I got burnt out/had an existential meltdown. Right now I'm work about 20 hours a week. No credit, only debt is 10,000 in student loans which I don't need to pay till after graduation and a couple hundred in dental bills.

My goal is to own and live on a plot of rural land of roughly 500 acres by the time I'm 30 and to avoid the debt and bureacracy-ridden rat race my parents fell victim to. What do I do to make this happen?

Currently I'm saving for bike so I have my own means of transportation, then a computer. Probably going to room with a friend in the next year or so but I've been focusing on other things. I'm getting my frist check from this job on friday and then I'm going to get a credit card and use it for small purchases to build credit. After the bike and computer the majority of my income will go into a savings account.

pic is the reaction I'm expecting