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paternity suitor posted:Same. BFC has been the best financial advisor I could ever hope for. Yeah it's wild how good BFC was at turning my financials around. I'm debt free and saving for retirement! wheeeeeeeeee
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Yeah, definitely at least get everything into a spreadsheet or budget program and figure out where the money went. It's super easy to not do that and just say "well, i'm just not going to waste any more money, i don't need to look back and get mad at myself." but if that were the case you'd have just not done it in the first place. These are super tough times and it's critical to get a handle on it right now, especially in case your financial situation changes for the worse.
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CornHolio posted:(This doesn't even apply to me but does apply to several coworkers... one is a beekeeper AND a tour bus driver, one works at Advance Auto Parts in the evenings, a couple build race car engines, another owns a consulting company that's just him, etc...)
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Wang Commander posted:Is there a way to go from blue to white collar? Covid has made me realize how lovely of a deal I am getting working blue collar, but I have never worked in an office environment, and cannot move into one in my current field for a lot of reasons. How do you get a "corporate job" later in life? Is it possible? a lot of computer toucher jobs just want you to have the right skills (or fake them and spend 80% of your work time on stackoverflow which is just fine, who cares) and don't care much about your work history/education. you could learn python or javascript or ruby in 5-6 months or whatever and probably get a job. there are probably other white collar options but i don't know much about them
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Hadlock posted:gently caress it, I'm eating out today
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oh, they're gambling. yeah that does give you more money sometimes
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you would not be out of line asking for 120k. a few weeks at a time? sheesh
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dreesemonkey posted:y Ally has no-penalty CDs (can withdraw after 6 days with no fee) at 4.55%, as well as traditional CDs 9 or 12 months at 5.00%, and 18 months at 5.15%. I'm sure there are better returns with a similar degree of safety but 5% is a lot more than 0% and it's very easy to set up
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