If you don't mind me asking what you do for a living? From what you wrote seems like you are living well! Good on you anon!

>>1053254
My intention wasn't to showboat my position in life, even where I'm at I still feel helpless and have a feeling I'm not being wise with my finances.

I'm an in-house graphic designer, excelling in photoshop and premiere. (age 27)

I recommend buying ethereum

>>1053231
Bump. Im in the same boat. Are you me?

>>1053264
Good on you for your current success in such a volatile industry. The constant changes and advances make those skill-sets obsolete quickly unless you can keep up with the change and out-perform. If you want to play super super safe and get a decent return, then firing up a CD would land you some decent cash in the mid-term run, although many would argue that at $30k, there are better investment options that are just as safe.

Buy oil

>>1053231
I have the same salary, savings, etc. Currently buying a duplex to rent out. Someone else will pay my mortgage while I save to buy more property.

>>1053290
I've been thinking of doing this. I have around 45k in liquid assets. Where are you planning on doing this?

>>1053273
>>1053289
I see this meme posted here often. How reliable would either venture be? I honestly see no harm in purchasing a small stake in Ethereum if it has any chance of even scratching Bitcoin levels.

>>1053288
I'd be uncomfortable risking my entire savings so soon. I'd rather start with a $10k base and see how I perform before going all in.

>>1053302
I live in Philadelphia. Anywhere you can make the numbers work. Do your research, plenty of resources online.