/biz/ - Business & Finance

Sooo I’m retarded. Should I buy more before or after the split???

They used to call him little Janny Hotpockets. He'd make your board look like fuckin reddit, scuse my language. He was terrific, he was the best, and he did it for free too.

Salud, janitor.

>can't buy the dip on robinhood
>schwab won't let me sign up
>etrade wont accept my transfer and now can't sign in
>etoro won't send a phone verification code
WHAT THE FUCK

Debt collectors calling me saying I need to call them today because they are doing a “final review”. What ever that means. Are they about to take it to court? Is that what they are implying? The debt in question is $1,800. It’s a medical bill from wisdom tooth removal. I haven’t talked to them, I’ve just listened to the voicemails. What’s “final review mean”? They’ve been calling me for 3 months.

How long are these debt collectors going to call me? Until I pay the $2,000 to them or until they sue me?

/debt/ general

How much debt do you have?
Gimme your stories of you fucking over banks and CC companies.

>start new job four months ago
>company has severe turnover and managerial problems according to Glassdoor but what the fuck do I care they're paying me pretty well
>get in
>meet the eighteen employees in my department (entire company has about ~200)
>get to work slowly learning the ropes, mostly doing clerical work
>month or two later
>head of department, second-longest tenured employee in the company, shockingly gets fired by executives
>bunch of loyalists quit with her
>their workload gets dumped on the rest of us
>high expectations remain unchanged and we all get chewed out for not doing twice the amount of work as before
>more people quit in light of this
>down to eight employees now
>four of them are taking interviews on their lunch break, two more are counting down to retirement

How soon is too soon to quit a new job and how fucked will I be with this on my resume in the job market? If I should stick it out, for how much longer should I do so?