>>1114193
Do what that homie in the paper did, and google the HR people at Centrelink. He found one of the top people's direct telephone numbers on a government directory and rang her. Once he spoke to her, got sorted with the quickness, although she was mad surprised that he managed to find her number.

Meanwhile, keep trying to find work homie. It's easy to sit back and collect, but better yourself by striving further. Keep your head up and keep grinding. Good luck.

>>1114193
buy ether

Centerlink actually rang me yesterday and told me that my claim had been granted, so now im just waiting until it gets in my account

But thanks for the help

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the one with dubs guy, i forgot the name

Schindlers list

also every hollywood dramatization of the holocaust

I would work 20 hours for that money. I can offer database performance tuning. Oracle and mssql.

>>1115216
ill have them go to work for me, i make 2500 a month. so i will give him 1500 while i keep the other 1000

suck cocks

1. geta additional money from bank
2. buy houses or flats
3. rent them
4. use part of rent to pay back debt to bank
5. other part adds to your income
6. repeat

>>1115159
>Literally don't know what to spend them on

ethereum

>>1115165
or this desu senpai

>>1115125
Almost all, as well as Neteller and Skrill

You have to deposit with the method before you withdraw to it, and some will require you to balance negative net deposits net deposits like Betfair

I know You can deposit on many bet sites using PayPal, but to withdraw money I only found paddy power. You know any other?

>>1115176
If you can deposit through PayPal, you can usually withdraw through it

I've only used PayPal on Betfair so it doesn't show up as a withdrawal option for me on most bookies, but if you've deposited with PayPal on a bookmaker then you should be able to withdraw to PayPal

>>1114666
Well a CNN analyst said it. It must be true!

They clearly have no bias in this whatsoever and are known to be factual and impartial.

>>1114666
>says one democratic socialist economic professor from not Harvard.

>>1114666
>Friedman, who believes in democratic socialism like the candidate...
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No, just the right combination of stupid, resentful of the upper classes, and sour grapes.

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>>1114238

How would you even reply to this?

>>1114244

I wouldn't. There is zero point in replying to someone like this. You essentially just have to let them be stupid.

>>1109992
20% plus closing costs now

>>1109992
depends on you.

Cash is the most viable option if you know your shit. Then refi out 80%.

>>1109992
Nope. Assuming you're buying for a home, 20% or more has a shitton of benefits. Most lenders will give you a preferred rate, you save on PMI, and the most obvious, you pay less per payment on interest.

For example, say you're buying a $150,000 home and have excellent credit. You've qualified for an FHA loan (minimum down, 3.5%,) at 4.25% fixed. If you do the 3.5% down, assuming your PMI is 0.5%, on a 20 year note your interest will be $66,873.93, with PMI of $3,498.13. Now, the same with a 20%...
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You have to smuggle the stuff inside the country.
Aslong as that happens and you don't spend a huge amount of money then you're fine

>>1115099
But how?

>>1115101
How what?

Anyone?

>>1114856

OP is why credit card interest rates are 30%

>>1114938

You can blame me, but the banker at Chase who guided me into his office (after only asking to change my address for my debit card statements), and coerced me into getting a credit card even though I repeatedly told him I didnt think I was responsible enough stay out of trouble with it deserves a bit of blame as well

Im not going to argue what the legal definition of fiduciary responsibility is, but I have a feeling that pushing a CC on someone who *just told you* they were low income, fiscally irresponsible,...
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And what about Augmented Reality?

why would you want to cash in on virtual reality or anything for that matter when you can become a millionaire through efficient cock sucking

3d animation. I can see pixar/dreamworks-esque movies being a big hit.

>>1114990

It's counter intuitive I know, but I think you can actually get a better deal from an independant mortgage broker then you can from a bank directly

>>1114997

You mean a local broker, or something like Lendingtree.com? Pardon my ignorance but I know absolutely nothing about home loans.

>>1114999

A local broker, you will probably have to meet them in person and everything

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>>1114320
Tell me /biz/, tell me that somebody will release us from this nightmare where our lives are dependent on the moods of few people.
Tell me that Andrew Jackson was a hero that we didn't deserve.
Tell me /biz/

This will happen when a man called Jesus returns to the earth. After that happens, it will take us 2000 years to fix everything that these assholes have done...

They're not hoarding anything. No one is borrowing.

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>>1113788
buying call or put options on margin?

>>1113788
If you know it's going to go up and keep on going up, just use a somewhat strict trailing stop.

It won't be the most optimal profit, but it will be within a couple of percent of it as long as the stock does not fluctuate too much going up.

>max gains

Write [call or put] options at the current price point and use the money to buy some [put or call] options on the stock. Make sure you don't accidentally write the one you should have bought or buy the one you should have written.

>>1113684
Smart 529 or Vanguard. Just buy ETFS like VOO and a few other market sectors, don't touch.

Buy ETH.

>>1113684
>Create a trust
>Throw $20,000 in it
>Buy oil companies, dripping dividends
>Have enough for any college by 18