/biz/ - Business & Finance

What's the cheapest source of capital for an individual (that doens't involve giving away equity)? I'm thinking about taking out a mortgage on my house, basically giving me capital at 4% APR (fixed).

>>18133
But you're still a slave to capitalism

>>18165
What about actual capital gain?

>>18171
As opposed to Statism

>>18133
>Entrepreneurship
>not enslavement

>>18351
Wait until you have finished high school and found a job before posting in this thread.

>>18534
>hurr look at me i'm so free omg such freedoms

>fuck, didn't have enough time to sleep AGAIN, jesus these files just keep piling up and I gotta do 5 different things at a time why isn't ANYONE ELSE ANSWERING THOSE PHONES?!

>>18565
>be on /biz/
>against entrepreneurial action

How's that shitposting coming along?

>>18133
>entrepreneur
>responsible with all your assets

Its the fucking /pol/acks shitting up the board. Fuck off with your retarded ideologies and merchant memes.

>>18579
nothing to see here goy

>>18586

>implying against it

it's called tradeoffs. You get "freedom" by being an entrepreneur, but that means you have to deal with a shitload of work in order to keep yourself from going bankrupt. I may be a wage slave, but at the very least I only have to do my job and take home a paycheck, no need to worry about managing everything.

>>18609
I don't thing entrepreneurship necessary means a startup. I read some pretty neat passive income business stories.

So is Recettear the official game of /biz/?

>>18646

Nah mate, Drug Lord 2 is the true /biz/ game.

Shit's got more financial info about drugs than you can handle, plus survival shit.

pimping and drug dealing is a good start.