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So i've recently started a new job and have started looking at investing, however, I've learned something that has me worried.
As we all know, Canada is in the midst of a massive housing bubble. Furthermore, a few years ago, bank 'bail-in' laws were enacted. Now, we have the CDIC which will insures your deposits up to $100,000.
However, as they point out here,
http://www.cdic.ca/en/about-di/what-we-cover/Pages/default.aspx
investments such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc are NOT covered.
So basically, if I invest and the housing...
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>>1098622
Put all your shit on Deutsche Bank and expect 'em to grow under the German flag and EU Bank safe
>>1098622
I've considered investing and/or buying a house and looking at the markets it looks like a recession and massive bubble pops are going to be no later than 2018.
I can move anywhere I want after I finish up college this year. It's about time for me to start thinking about places to move. I only have a few standards
>in the US
>not in total bumfuck nowhere but I wouldn't mind smaller cities/suburbs
>reasonably survivable climate for a college graduate looking for a fresh start
Any advice /biz/?
What career are you looking for? Job is typically the motivating factor for people to live in a particular place.
why aren't you buying American oil companies? their stocks got fcked by January, but incoming oil freeze.
That one guy talking about Linn Energy, it's up by a lot.
>>1098585
>oil freeze
It doesn't mean cut. Oil prices will hopefully fall more.
>>1098597
it could but it doesn't for very long, oil isn't renewable.
It's pretty much 50:50 whether Britain will leave the EU.
If it does, is there any way I can make money by shorting the currency?
Will the Euro experience just as much, if not more, instability as well? If so, should I buy Swiss Francs or something?
What about if Britain votes to stay? The pound has depreciated against the Euro over the last few months from £1 = 1.4 eur to £1 = 1.25 eur.
What are your plans, if any?
If you haven't noticed gbp has already dipped, but so has eur/usd
Does not matter what you do, usd will be strong and everything else will be complete shit soon enough
>It's pretty much 50:50 whether Britain will leave the EU.
No, it's not. It will be the "Scottish Referendum" replay again. I don't see the UK leaving the EU.
Have you employed any of this guys methods in pennystocking and have they worked positively for you? Or does he just possess advanced jewry?
Literally 90% of his students lose money
>>1098504
I've actually made a huge effort not to use other peoples methods. What worked for them isn't always going to work for you.
That's a real nice background though.
Are anons dumping their Eth?
i am still holding them long term (1+ years)
what are anons doing?
>>1098357
continuing with my method of not buying crypto due to the volatility.
>>1098357
I'm also hold.
I have a very simple rule.
Buy low, sell high.
If it is not high, I am not selling.
>>1098422
>If it is not high, I am not selling.
What if it's never high?
What I should do with my 197€ pension? My mom sustains me so I think I could invest in stocks or maybe a bussiness
>>1098226
Go buy 100 hot dogs and sell them in the street to hungry walkers
Now you have 400 instead of 197 of whatever shit currency that is
>>1098228
He's gotta buy something to keep them warm too. Nobody wants cold hotdogs.
Does anyone here work in insurance or know someone who does? I might be getting involved with it offhand for some intermediary work and wanted to hear some opinions about it.
>>1098219
Can you sell?
I always chat with my guy who works outta his home. Motherfucker brings home 12k a month but he's crooked
>>1098231
I'd start doing enrollments once I have the insurance license, and the company in particular sells insurance plans to other companies, but the unique thing is the insurance that is sold operates sort of like a FSA, where the insurance is question is paid for out of the payroll taxes. Essentially, overall tax paid out by the company is lowered, and the employees get extra benefits that they technically did not lose any money of their own to get because either way the money was either going into the taxes, or used...
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Best Gun/Ammo companies to invest in?
When Shillery Clinton gets elected, all the crazy rednecks are gonna stock up. How do I cash in?
>>1098174
RGR and SWHC are both going down. Those 2 are good ones to keep an eye on though.
What are some /biz/ approved literature I can expand my knowledge on?
Already in the catalog
>>1093924
Delete you post OP
Does anyone here know of someone who's willing to consolidate stuff bought from online shops like Amazon/eBay/Etsy etc. Items get too expensive when shipped individually :( We are from the Philippines and we regularly buy stuff from U.S., our couriers are situated in Burbank and Daly City, we usually buy items so this may be a promising opportunity to someone willing.
>>1098026
You could try a remailer service. Basically it's a service you have things shipped to, and I'm sure they could be instructed to consolidate the packages for you.
https://www.shipito.com/ might be what you are looking for.
Please spare me the harsh judgement, but if you have a personal loan, is it possible to be approved for a second loan either at the same institution, or at another one?
If you want my situation, keep reading:
Long story short, I was a bad kid, racked up debt. I have gone 180 by getting a 6k loan for a car. Im now at the cusp of no debt, but i damaged the car bad. The car is my only means of survival. I figured the payment on the loan is so low i barely feel it. In fact i could take a second one for more, fix car, and probably with the rest knock off the last card or take...
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personal unsecured loans usually carry insanely high interest rates. id lean on your emergency fund and sell the car. buy a beater and start over
