>New grad
>Net 4,000/month
>No debt
what do?
>New grad
>Net 4,000/month
>No debt
what do?
Seek wealth, not status
-a rich pajeet
go full Hindenburg
Save up 6 months of living expenses then start building your Roth 401k or ira
Save up through what? GIC? TFSA?
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I just keep mine in a high yield savings account. You want that money to be as liquid as possible so you can use it in an emergency instead of going into deep debt
Two janoy cresva threads on biz.
It's good to see the piss lord make a resurgence.
Go back to school for something better.
I was an idiot and got my B.S. in Physics.
Only decent job I could find was contract work for the AFRL.
Going back to school and getting my MS in Data Science this fall, I can’t continue making $50k a year, it’s soul crushing.
Send 15 buck for gas
10k a day big baller ceo
what job is this? buddy i made as much as you doing entry level jobs no degree as a manufacturing technician back 2010, technically i made more due to inflation
alright peace out bye
>spends it on burger king
How much do you earn if you put that money in a bank account?
My country can gib up to 8% per year
Did that dude stick his dick in a beehive? He looks like he needs epinephrine.
Roth is a meme.
Idiot porch monkey
Not really. I’m a CPA and not a retard like you. Roth isn’t really worth it if you expect to be in a lower tax bracket when you withdraw from your 401(k). Which is most people.
Ok Mr. Affirmative Action
Ok Yas Forums schizo.
Implying we're not going to be taxed at 80% in 30 years
sickening pissening
Extremely unlikely.
I don't get this logic. I imagine I'll make raises every year until I retire. Why would I not be in the highest tax bracket?
Most people live on a lower income from their pension than they were earning from their job, which is affordable as they have paid off their mortgage by then.
How is Roth a meme? I sell weekly covered calls through my Roth and don't pay taxes on it where as you would normally pay short term gains on every weekly contract. Billionaire investors like Peter Thieo have Roth IRA's with a balance of $100MM+ that will be 100% tax free when he cashes it out l. Also high leverage plays in a Roth IRA are super juicy.
that's what we're getting taxed now when you factor in every little way the government takes your money. inflation, taxes, fees, car registration
Im also a CPA and you are dumbass.
Roth's are 100% worth it.
It sick it piss
No, you are in fact the dumbass. I doubt you even know how to do a tax provision.