/biz/ - Business & Finance

What are the best paying entry-level jobs and how do I get into them? Long story short I was a student who's parents were paying his way through school but my dad lost his job and my mom became extremely sick at literally the same time so I've had to go back home to work, not only to support myself but also possibly help them from losing their home. I earn $12 an hour in a grocery store rn but I know I could be earning more but I don't know what to do, should I become a car salesman? A bartender? How do I get into these jobs? Help pls /biz/. I'm in Indianapolis if that helps

I'm a wagie who knows little about business, finance, or economics, but I've been working since I was 16, lived at home for free, and now I'm 21 and have almost $60k saved up. I'm a manager at a restaurant now (started as a busboy) but idk if I should keep working here (good steady job, everyone knows and likes me, but doesn't pay great) or if I should go to college or if I should invest my money or buy property. Any advice on what you would do with $60k at 21 with no debt? The financially successful boomers around me keep telling me to buy property somewhere trendy like LA, seattle, denver, etc but I keep reading that now is not a good time to buy a home, is this true? Or should I invest in stocks? Should I just keep working here and save more, or should I strike out to finally live my own life somewhere? There is also a chance the owner will sell me the restaurant in like 8 years for a super low price, but that's several years away and idk if I want my career to be running a restaurant

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I have about 40k$ saved. What should I invest in? No pajeet scams please.

Is this how pajeets are born?