/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49444567
Good thing they can't test for DMT.

>>15743331
>I've always had a spending problem
I can relate to that. I often just buy random shit and don't do any budgeting. It's only been recently that I've started thinking more about my future and the things I want to achieve with my money. But at least you're aware of your problem. The next step is to identify a solution, then enact it. Being disciplined enough to not be frivolous with purchases is another good trait to learn.

>my 20's have put my about 20k in random debt
I've got a similar amount of debt too, but it's not actually that much when you put it into perspective. I've met people before who are hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. 20k can be paid off in less than 5 years without even really trying all that hard.

Just try to be more sagacious anon. It's not an overnight thing, but you can get into the habit of being more prudent with your money over time.

why the fuck are you moving to canada from usa, i cant think of any good reason... if you hate the darkies theres plenty of nice white towns in new england. if you hate the crypto taxes, go to the caribbean. if you want to live like a king on 40k of crypto, go to SE asia. If you want to set up a business empire, stay in the usa. If you want to forget about your student loans, go to mexico then return to the us as an illegal immigrant. many, many more options; none of them involve canada. explain your reasoning and we can give you a better plan.