/biz/ - Business & Finance

Let me guess, you "need" more.

If you had 200k what would your investment strategy look like?

>>56845295
This is all you need anon… anything else is Jew consumption.

How do I turn 100k into 10 million?

All cash. Make 75K a year. No debt. 30 years old. Not married. Medium cost of living area. Run my own business and that's not gonna change.

What should I do next?
>Buy nice house and pay mortgage
>Buy decent house or apartment and a rental house/apartment
>Continue living like pic and collect interest/invest
>Other ideas??

What kind of online business can I start with 100k? Maybe sell furniture online? I just need to get out of the family business and start making money on my own

am i doing alright?
>34 lives at home
>210k in cash
>50k in crypto

how do i turn 200k into 5 million?

>>28902912
I know, Regardless I want my own place I can find another whore. I fucked enough Brap Hogs/ Ugly women not to feel anything anything anymore

I just want to go back bros...

I want to go back bros...

Pic Related of what I want to live like again , moved back in 2 years ago I miss it bros

>>26538051
Business, with secondary degree in Economics and minors in Finance and Math.

I think a much cheaper 2 year program would have given me the same life experiences with helped me grow as a person, but was pointless in my career development and earning prospects. I now make a decent living as an assembly line worker for 39 hours a week, and enjoy the simple things that don't cost money (because that goes to my home mortgage and food).

I think I have done ok (even if I am extremely underemployed). I've paid off my college, car, parent debts, ex-wife's house and car, grandam's medical bills, grandpa's funeral expenses and hold a respectable 401K. People either marvel at how poor I live give I don't have much stuff, or celebrate my relatively good financial independence. But all that is not from a decade of studying money at university, it is from about 1 weeks worth of self study with some good business and economic info.

Pay off debt as fast as you can, don't spend more then you got, have emergency funds, save aggressively and invest sensibly, wealth=/=money and don't fall for the "get rich" lottery mindset.

>>18880755