/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10195155
>There are only 3 social classes

that's incredibly low salary for this age in IT (unless you mean you're working tech support in a phone center)

If you don't live in America you'll never make it sorry

No. I don't touch middle and I net that every 2 weeks. 27 and look at meters while I use a shovel time to time

>>10195155
My God i would never get up for that kind of money, how do people do it? Sellng your life for so low......

>>10195182
I just typed social class on Google and downloaded a random one.

>>10195184
My salary is on "14 months" so I perceive a little more.

>>10195191
DAMN.

>>10195217
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>>10195252
>I just typed social class on Google and downloaded a random one.

No hard feelings.

>>10195155
I don't know what country you're from but that sounds like minimum wage to me.

>>10195340
>No hard feelings
Southern of Italy

>>10195340
Dude, in Estonia the minimum wage is 500eur/month.
1300+ is considered a rather fine one here.

It fucking hurts so much

>>10195403
That's why I asked. Because it's all relative. I imagine op is relatively middle class in southern Italy. Good job op. Celebrate with some vino.

>>10195419
I currently spend around 600€/month
I wish I could spend a lot less. Any advice?

My monthly expenses are: 450€ room/apartment, 35€ transportation, 9€ phone, the rest is an educated guess of my monthly expenses at the supermarket/taking GF out.

>>10195155
I make that amount in a week but I'm killing myself working construction, I'm 20 years old.

>>10195516
I work 8 hours a day seated, 5 days a week, my company pays for my lunch during these 5 days.

>>10195155
no, you are far from succeeding. 28 and you've never tried to make your own company yet? little to no hope for you

>>10195537
sounds pretty chill, but if you can maintain the work ethic you can make a lot working construction. You just got to try and stick with it.

>>10195487
My trick is when I get paid, I pay for your house and electricity etc. immediately and then put almost all the other money on my savings account. When I run out on my checking balance I get some money from my savings but it'll act like a barrier not to spend stuff on frivolous shit.

On the other hand. 150 € next to your monthly expenses to live isn't that much. Assuming you meant you spend 600€ total. If you spend 600€ next to your monthly expenses youre indeed wasting money.

>>10195155
Middle class, hipster class, upper class

>>10195632
I spend 600€ in total.

I only have to worry for 31 dinners and 6 lunches a month, those are my expenses. I thought about investing but it isn't very viable.

In 2 years I will hopefully buy my own house.

>>10195682
Seems like you're doing fine. Put 1000 € in crypto and save the rest. I'd suggest matrix ai Network and hold till December this year for a x10 - x50.

Notice how the poor have a baby. That one of the reasons why they are poor. Pssh, not impressed.

There three social classes in neo-feudalist capitalism.

90% of fall into the peasantry. Wage slaves. They own nothing, the homes they occupy are financed. The cars they drive are financed or leased if they even use one, most are bused around by the government in mass. They receive less than 1% of the value of their work, 99% of the value they created is stolen from. They would have a higher quality of life living the woods providing for themselves then wage cucking but they are manipulated by consumerism.
Net worth: <$100k/y
Income: <$100k

9% fall into the educated peasantry. Engineers, accountants, etc. They make 10x what the peasantry make but are still wage slaves. They do have the capacity to work their entire lives and horde enough money to temporary move into the upper class before the die. More often their kids move down into the peasantry class. They are taxed to the hilt at higher rates than the upper class
Net worth: <$10,000,000
Income: >$100,000/y

1% is the upper class, old money. They inherited their wealth and live off the labor of the peasantry. 1% of the population but 99% of the world belongs to them.
Net worth > $10,000,000

>Class so oversimplified

>>10196028
sounds the same as communism. Wonder ((who)) is behind these systems

>1391€ (1.635$) per month

Isn't that like $20k/year? That is literally considered poverty in the USA.

>>10196478

It's Europe. They don't have to pay for shit like healthcare, typically don't have to own vehicles, don't have the same commutes that we have, and typically enjoy some other bennies we don't. Consequently their salaries are low as fuck.

>>10195155
I literally get more every week just by holding CET

>>10195155
>Poor man with a wife
Yea nah.

I pay like 1k in bills and make around 2k (excluding commision each month)
I plan on living on only around 300-500 bucks a month and saving/investing the rest. I'm 25. Am I gonna make it?

>>10196576
Sure if you put your savings in crypto

>>10196594
should I just invest alt coins? I made around 3k with a specific alt coin a few months ago when eth was booming. bought in at 300 bucks.
Not sure if btc is worth it anymore..

I literally made your salary when I worked at a grocery store when I was like 15. So I'd say you're not going to make it anon. Sorry

>>10196639
whats your net worth