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How can I receive larger amounts of money from the US to Europe? Paypal's limit is €2500 a year, and after that they're gonna tap your account to prevent money laundering. I need to get paid way more. How to do this without any problems?
literally bitcoin, what the fuck is wrong with you, this is exactly the problem that bitcoin solves
>>1224693
This
>>1224693
came here to say this
provided sender and receiver can find appropriate on/off ramps to their local currency, if they aren't interested in holding superior money
Hey /biz/ I'll be honest and you guys will probably call me lazy, but I hate working. Waking up without the freedom to do what I want the majority of the time, the thought depresses me. However I'm more than willing to do it for a time of it means it ends up stabilizing me. Does anyone know if it's possible to invest my money into something, let it be stocks, landlord, etc and actually make money a good amount of money back? Not an extremely high amount but like 45 - 50 thousand a year, and work a small amount / not at all on the side. This might be a dumb question...
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>>1224619
25x your annual cost of living is enougj
>>1224670
about $500k for a bare minimum
>>1224619
>Would you persue this opportunity personally?
sure, to learn from a self made businessman who is likely not screwing you over, and possibly inherit his empire and don't even have to suck his dick. sounds good. it's just gonna be a lots of work.
I'm currently a freshman in college who is interested in accounting. I was originally hoping that computer science would work out but I've realized that I have trouble grasping java.
My question is, how realistic is an accounting major? If I struggled in my intro to compsci class (I got C's on all the exams and had to be helped with the projects) is this an indicator of how i'll do in accounting? any information about accounting would be appreciated!
>>1224577
What are some of the areas in Computer Science you struggled with?
>>1224720
He struggled with java, that's all you need to know
>>1224577
If you can't get your head around java you are going to have a bad time. What interests you about it?
If you are struggling through an intro to comp sci class just go get an arts degree you are going to get fucked by anything STEM.
Which one of you /biz/ heads is behind this?
>>1224475
you
I was about to buy the domain.. whoa shit it's already bought..
>>1224475
Is it trustworthy?
Hello guys,
I'm not much of an internet/web type of person, so pardon me for this question
But I have no other better place to look for and get a reasonable answer (other than robotic stupid google)
I'm much better off asking this here (from my point of view)
>So my question is: Where would you guys ask for some sort of "donation" in which you get 0% taxed/fees?
I am from Spain, and would like to get this very "spotaneous job" I have "sold" without getting taxed for signing up as...
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bumpy
>So my question is: Where would you guys ask for some sort of "donation" in which you get 0% taxed/fees by gov?
>>1224456
Have a 2k card game that you happen to win.
The 2k should be in bullion too
>>1224957
what?
what is bullion?
Let me give you guys some advice:
As someone who comes from money, I can tell you that this board is garbage. 90% of the questions can be googled, and the other 10% are too stupid to warrant an answer. You're not going to get rich quick, and you won't beat the market.
You want some real advice? Throw your meager savings in an index fund, and learn a useful skill. That's all you neeed to know.
Good luck.
>>1224429
>Let me give you guys some advice:
>As someone who comes from money, I can tell you that this board is garbage. 90% of the questions can be googled, and the other 10% are too stupid to warrant an answer. You're not going to get rich quick, and you won't beat the market.
>You want some real advice? Throw your meager savings in an index fund, and learn a useful skill. That's all you neeed to know.
>Good...
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>>1224429
>You want some real advice? Throw your meager savings in an index fund, and learn a useful skill. That's all you neeed to know.
We already know that. Everyone knows that.
But an index fund won't make you a millionaire before 30.
dad, what's an index fund?
Does /biz/ read? Is there any books that /biz/ recomends to someone who istrying to become successful without college. Looking for an e book to listen to because im better at listening
>>1224428
>go to pic related
>go on education
>go on biz approved books
The very last post there is a collection of free ebooks but they are not audio
>>1224428
If you're functionally illiterate, then you are stupid.
There are no "different intelligences." Intelligence is pattern recognition and pattern creation (or recombination.)
If you can't handle 26 letters, what makes you think you can handle psychological, financial, legal, scientific, cultural and historical patterns, which are far more complicated?
Stick to picturebooks.
>>1224428
>Is there any books that /biz/ recomends to someone who istrying to become successful without college.
could you be more vague
We have a lot of IB threads, so here is one about commercial banking. I'm a commercial banking analyst. My job is to analyze borrowers who want to obtain bank financing. I'll be around to answer any questions.
hey btw can you tell me any info about originating
student loans with long deferment for people with bad income -btw God Bless
How big is your portfolio? Whats your salary?
>>1224407
My "portfolio" consists of the bankers I work with and their book of clients. Speaking in terms of how big that is, it's around $20 million in loan outstandings. Salary is $70k
Hey /biz/ I wanted to get your opinion on what job I should aim for I'm 18
Here are my skills and experience.
1.Web Development; I know PHP, HTML, CSS, MYSQL and I'm learning Java Development for Web and Desktop Applications
2.I have good business sense and haved studied business as a hobby since I was 13
3.I have work experience in the IT industry and have developed several websites and desktop applications for lawyers, realtors, and a healthcare company
4.I graduated school at 16 and I fought cancer when I was 12 I was diagnosed with ALL(Acute Lymphoblastic...
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>>1224378
Damn you're a badass. I mean that non-ironically.
>>1224386
>non-ironically
so any tips or just insults m8
>>1224398
He wasnt insulting you bro.
I'm trying to open my own dildo business. Exactly how would I go about doing this attracting ONLY gay people as my main demographic?
>>1224347
Name your business Guybrator.
Tools specifically designed to fit the male's needs. Do research and learn everything about male anus pleasure. Good luck, faggot.
>>1224347
ohhhhhh boy. do you have a business plan? what kind of materials are you going to be using? what is your production method? there are so many steps here that I am 100% sure you are not thinking about. do you have any prototypes? what are you using to make your models? are you an artist or do you have any on retainer? talk to me dude. I was briefly involved in a start up who tried to break into this exact market and it is way more complicated than you would think.
>>1224404
> I was briefly involved in a start up
> it is way more complicated than you would think.
Pretty much this for any start up. Even if you've got a shit offering, you're just burning your initial investment if you don't have these kinds of ducks in a row.
If your earning value will only go up, why not borrow money now and get accustomed to the type of life you want to be living.
Obviously done with common sense, ie. no short term high interest loans or credit card debt, but what do you think about the idea that saving and being super thrifty in your 20s is just a painful waste of time and you should start in your 30s and 40s
>what do you think about the idea that saving and being super thrifty in your 20s is just a painful waste of time and you should start in your 30s and 40s
I think you're an idiot who doesn't understand the power of compound interest, risk that your value won't go up, and really just wants to make excuses for living irresponsibly.
>>1224425
well thats a pretty stupid assumption. have a deeper think about it before you shitpost the same nonsense the rest of this board does you worthless limey faggot shitcunt
>>1224425
/thread
Are unpaid internships good or bad
>>1224328
I'd say good if one it doesn't completely consume your life (<20 hrs/wk), teaches skills you didn't know, and/or can lead to real employment.
If you can't meet at least 2 of those 3, then it's bad.
>>1224328
Good for the employer. I love hiring unpaid interns on the promise of "consideration" for a full time position, then completely forgetting about them and hiring more unpaid interns to fill their positions when they leave.
>>1224328
They say there is not such a thing as a stupid question, but this one makes me reconsider.
Some anon to help me understand contagion in financial markets??
pic unrelated
Op don't make your pic more interesting than your topic cos instead of explaining whatever the shit you want to know all I can think about is fucking her raw
>>1224498
Gonna have to second this.
>>1224498
This
You get a million dollar loan from your father. How do you turn it into 4 billion?
>>1224260
Step 1: Offer virgin daughter to the Jew
I buy a bunch of real estate and then inherit even more money a few years down the road
>>1224260
Buy index funds and reinvest the dividends, resulting in the exact same 4 billion
With $500, what is the best stock to buy
>>1224211
trump coins
>>1224211
$GSS
>>1224215
Nice reply!
