The corporate profit playbook that makes no one safe, no matter how good you are at your job:
1. Company A acquires Company B
2. Company conducts layoffs
This is the default path many people are on:
Get a degree -> work a white collar job -> work long hours -> get minimal raises -> dislike the job -> hope to retire 40 years later
What I did:
Hated my job -> invested early on -> built enough wealth to do something I enjoy
@TamiLmyers@NatCon2022 That’s not how it works. Once gun is pulled, it doesn’t matter if the store owner chased him. He has the right (although not advised).
You cannot look at these situations in “he should’ve or could’ve”
BREAKING:
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are now accepting ‘predictive’ credit scores that take into account rent and utility payments to boost access to affordable mortgages.
If you have Quickbooks, there may be a scammer working WITHIN Quickbooks support. BE CAREFUL!
TLDR; customer lost $5K most likely from an inside job by a scammer working within Quickbooks support
I cancelled my Costco membership.
Number 1 reason is because I hate the people who walk slow with no situational awareness and just suddenly stop to browse.
Plus I don’t use the gas station because there’s always a line or any other service.
Another example of why investing consistently instead of trying to time the market is better for most people.
I saw many federal workers reallocating their retirement from C Fund (S&P500) into different funds.
I bet most would’ve been better off just leaving it alone.
About 2/3 of parents with Gen Z children who are between the ages 18-28 say their kids still rely on them financially, whether for money, housing or other support.
This is now normal.
@akafaceUS Did anyone actually listen to the video?
They asked for the one item (pork chop) to be taken off the bill.. not that they refused to pay for their bill.
The owner jumped to conclusions too quick