/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55238324

>>50647786
>NEETing gets very boring
You were doing it wrong then.

>>28326804

>Not being a neet

>>26671203

>you will not use a system the elite created against them

I already am.

>>26530228

Haven't worked in 8 years, probably never will again, feels good.

>>25819167

If it is a shakeout and not enough people sell they might dump it to sub .10 and / or drag the court case out for years. I imagine these psychos are pretty close to some sort of means of preserving consciousness past bodily expiration.

>>25819226

No I can't swap any crypto to other crypto because it's taxable and counts as income. If a coin leaves my wallet at a higher price than I bought it for any reason, it counts as me having earned taxable income and it disqualifies me from getting NEETbux. Unless I could reliably make enough to live by trading, then I can't trade or sell until I can withdraw a balance high enough to live for a few year after getting robbe of 45% of it by the immigrant welfare fund.

>>25271233
>>25271301

ADHD is harder but bipolar is a free ride depending on where you are. The way to do it is to look up the criteria for disability in your country / state and anything that is relevant to your condition, note down. You basically just have to map your condition onto the criteria until you have enough points to qualify. Most countries have their grading system available online to read.

If they reject you, assuming you have an opportunity to appeal, google equality law and skim through it for passages contradicting the way they graded your condition, and accuse them of discriminating against your disability. Most of the people assessing claims have some sort of financial incentive to deny your claim so sometimes you have to take the L on a claim and appeal, you usually have the second assessment done by someone else. Some of it is luck like getting a real softie as an assessor. One guy I was helping got given zero fuking points by this absolute cunt, I appealed it for him and got it overturned which won him $14k a year. Not a huge amount but enough to live modestly.

I'm not a welfare lawyer (didn't finish law school because it was gay as fuck), but I'm pretty good at it because I help friends with their claims sometimes. I'm jelly a lot of the time, I have to work and they get free money. I'm also not American so can't say for sure how their system works. Cali sounds easy as fuck though.

>>25099125

Based

>>24965081

I live in government housing I don't have to pay for that shit. My apartment is bigger than my friends and he pays some retarded amount of rent. Feels good.