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Currently a community college student that's transferring to a new college in January. Got 0 student loan debts (thanks parents) but I'll take a loan for the new 4 year place (15k/year or 25l/year if dorming, haven't decided. also prices are before FAFSA or any of that other extar shit). I should be only there for 2 years since I'm getting an associates in my current place since this is my last semester. Only bills I have is my car lease (280/month for a 2018 Civic Hatch) and anything on my credit card which is at the most $500 month but usually $300 (I have a 1k limit on it anyway) and always pay the full each month. Saving account has 8k in it and I have 2k in cash in my room. Got a pizza delivery gig now so it's all cash, not checks (IRS can fuck off, I'm not going to report).
What should I do? Just let the interest in the saving slowly go and do it's thing or what do I invest in? I'm looking for something safe since I want this to some kind of nest egg in case it takes me a while to get a good job after I get my degree (Info Tech). Maybe after that I might do some more risky/moneymaking investments but right now I just don't want to leave college as a broke retard with a degree.

>> No.11335411

>>11335400
>How can I not be a retard
>community college
too late

>> No.11335427

>>11335400
Well, you got a car lease, that's a start to being a good retard.

>> No.11335637
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>>11335400

>> No.11335670

>>11335411
it was a tactical downgrade