Escaping the wageslave life

[Anonymous No.11761245]

I’m a 20 year old dude that works since his 17th. The thing is, wageslaving didn’t bring me too much perspectives for the future. I’m a finances guy, working at a credit union (we call it credit cooperative here in Brazil), and I don’t see myself doing very well in the next years. I know larpers are the rule here, but some people are really insightful when it comes to money. What’s the best bet for the near future for a guy who wants to build a finances business? Meme money? Investment advise for the brainlet? A credit agency to kike people’s money away? Would love to hear from you guys.

[Anonymous No.11761269]

A company that makes house calls for people who aren’t competent with tying nooses.

[Anonymous No.11761281]

>>11761245
>Investment advise for the brainlet?
A good way, if you are actually good.

However, in any case your age gets in the way - no one trusts a 20 years old with just three years of experience.

Do it for a couple of more years, get a certification or two under your belt (maybe a CFA?) and you pretty much are more than able to answer this question for yourself.

[Anonymous No.11761327]

Real estate agent

[Anonymous No.11761369]

>>11761281
OP here. Actually good advice. I thing the same about myself (people shouldn’t trust me their money yet).

[Anonymous No.11761396]

>>11761245
Save and invest a large percentage of your income. Reach a point where you can survive off of 4% of your savings. Retire early.

[Anonymous No.11761655]

>>11761396
This.

[Anonymous No.11761701]

>>11761269
Kek

[Anonymous No.11761741]

>>11761396
This is my plan.

I’m still new to all of this, so I’m still learning on how I will approach and execute it though.

I’m inheriting 100k next month which should give me a head start when I know what to do with it.

[Anonymous No.11761904]

>>11761741
>I’m inheriting 100k next month
Well then just go to Thailand and have best 10 years of your life hopefully by time you're done Universal Basic Income will be in effect