/biz/ - Business & Finance

Can someone please point me in the right direction for some decent life insurance?

I don't want to have to get a physical since I have severe anxiety whenever I'm even near a doctor's office or hospital and I don't want to put myself through that right now. I'm a healthy, 26 year old, white female with nothing that should make me a risk to take on - I'm not overweight, I don't smoke, I've never had any serious or chronic medical issues, and I don't drink or use drugs.

I'm unemployed at the moment but have the means to pay for a monthly policy. I'd like something with a large payout in the event of my death, I just don't know where to look.

I have no idea if this is the right place to ask, but I need quick advice. Thanks, anons.

>>16961218

That is a plausible point.
We shall see anon, we shall see.

I believe this will be the last major dip before the new mania phase. So get your buy orders in between $2-4K.

How do i turn 150k into 5 million?

I spent 660 on a prebuilt desktop and 300 on a monitor. Did i spend too much? I feel guilty for spending that much

Bitch i got dat bsv!!!

Would any anons be interested in this type of general?
I'm currently trying to start a small eBay biz on the side and it's been going well, bit it would be nice to talk to like minded anons and maybe bounce ideas or just tall about tips.
Small stores and side hustles to Bigger scaled businesses are welcome.
Just kind of want to have some bizrealis to talk to and keep each other accountable/excited about stuff.
If it takes off maybe I can make an OP with resources to help others.

Lovin life my mellow my man. Supreme comfort

/biz/ is such a small community
how did they collectively manage to crash idex by trying to buy HOT?

>>911263

I heard they were actually a very successful and fastly growing energy company up until about 2001, 2002.

Then the board decided too much was never enough, and they cooked the books more and more every year. i.e. hella profits, virtually no expenses, moving numbers all over the place until their profits looked astronomical.

As a result the stock soared, people kept buying in. They incentivized employees with plenty of Enron stock, so all their people thought they were getting rich, and had more than enough to retire.

When the scandal hit in 08, it was realized that the company not only had not been making a profit, but was actually millions in the red. the company went bankrupt, all stock lost, everyone lost their jobs.

Since the company was so large, the stock so large, the collapse of it was a pretty significant hit on the market.

I'm a civil engineer that graduated in 2012 and I've been working in the UK rail industry for a principal contractor for almost a year. My experience includes 6 months in a temporary works design team, and the rest of the time I've been based onsite on earthworks projec in a sit engineer/engineering surveyor role - typically I operate a total station to provide setting out points, levels, take all kinds of surveys and offer engineering advice.

Currently my salary is at a graduate grade so it's poor, but I know I have better earning potential overseas - question is where, doing what and what my salary is likely to be.

I'm prepared to work almost anywhere in the world - I've considered mining in Australia/South Africa or building hotels in Dubai, I simply want to earn as much as possible in a short space of time.