/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15775494
Check it, check it again, and again

Post pajeet imagery here, need pajeet reaction pics

hey Gu/Y, I think you were referring to these digits

I got three words for you Rick: Cryptographic Ultra Money

dubs and the bull run is official

Hello. Business Management student here. Couple years older than OP. Best/surest way to accumulate and keep wealth is generally as follows:

1. College (if parents are rich, do not take student loans they are unpayable for the average person), trade school otherwise. Also read lots of business, finance, and investment books.
2. Get a good job and stick to it. SAVE as much as possible, buy house and car.
3. After you are 100% debt free, and have health insurance, meaning your livelihood is basically guaranteed, start considering investments such as bonds, stocks, securities, treasuries, and then owning your starting your own business.

This advice is extremely summarized, missing steps, boring, and perhaps generic, BUT it is a guideline and your best bet. Remember that people with lots of (not inherited) money almost always accumulate and maintain it over long periods of time, at what can be perceived as very low interest rates. (i.e. single digits).

I know lots of people get rich with very different paths or methods. They are not the majority, and you most likely are. Don't ever gamble or buy crypto (just trust me on this), and remember your mindset will make a difference.

Good luck to OP and any anons reading this. I wish you all gains and prosperity. One final tip, remember the basic principle of any budget. You can either increase income, or reduce expenses. Ideally both. Cheers lads, let's all make it together.

Cha cha cha. I will put this coin into my dragon dildo collection. It shall be done. Also, checkem.

>>3532322
Those are some nice digits, OP.

>>3387764

>only 10k in crypto
>wagecuck
>poorfag
>normie scum

>>2536392
Eat shit nigger

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we president now

>>2482016
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Hey /biz/, which one should I pick for BA?
Which one gets you hired easier once graduated?