Another financial thread
07-24-2008, 03:54 PM
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Re: Another financial thread
Originally Posted by scottsi
What has school taught you about making money?
07-24-2008, 03:56 PM
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Re: Another financial thread
Originally Posted by jagojon3
And again all you can reply with is ignorance. If you have to ask me that question then I just feel sorry for you, maybe a bit more sorry than I already did.
07-24-2008, 04:00 PM
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Re: Another financial thread
I didn't avoid it, it's common sense. Do you really think that I'm not going to make any money with a college degree? 
You still haven't told me why a college education isn't as important as it used to be, because you just pulled that out of your enlarged -------. Have fun on your skreetz chinkbone.
You still haven't told me why a college education isn't as important as it used to be, because you just pulled that out of your enlarged -------. Have fun on your skreetz chinkbone.
07-24-2008, 04:25 PM
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Re: Another financial thread
College doesn't teach you how to make money, it teaches you how to be valuable to a company that will pay you. That in itself will doubtfully make you rich. I am pretty well off right now without any sort of degree and without any sort of debt.
Have fun with bankruptcy in a couple years, and yes you can wash my windows, but no, I do not have any change to spare. And yes i'll pay you $3 and 22 cents to **** on your girlfriends face as she pretends its cristal being poured on her, while she yells, "I love R kelly showers!!"
Have fun with bankruptcy in a couple years, and yes you can wash my windows, but no, I do not have any change to spare. And yes i'll pay you $3 and 22 cents to **** on your girlfriends face as she pretends its cristal being poured on her, while she yells, "I love R kelly showers!!"
07-24-2008, 04:48 PM
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Re: Another financial thread
Still ignoring my question and spouting nonsense you know nothing about, typical scottsi.
Sure, I'll be bankrupt in a few years. I have 5 friends who have graduated already with the same degree, the least any of them made straight out of college is $60k and one is making over $70k his second year in the field.
I'm not saying you won't have money or will be bankrupt, I'm saying you're an ignorant idiot who knows nothing of which he speaks. Keep it coming.
Sure, I'll be bankrupt in a few years. I have 5 friends who have graduated already with the same degree, the least any of them made straight out of college is $60k and one is making over $70k his second year in the field.
I'm not saying you won't have money or will be bankrupt, I'm saying you're an ignorant idiot who knows nothing of which he speaks. Keep it coming.
07-24-2008, 06:51 PM
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Re: Another financial thread
I agree with Jago, Sadly you Scott are just plain ignorant.
If anything I would say a college education is more valuable than ever before. A 4 year college degree is almost mandatory for any decent job that doesn't require manual labor now a days. No one said you can't make money without a degree, but its has been statistically proven over and over that you are more likely to make more money in the long run with a degree than without one. Period, that statement is not arguable so don't try.
Another statistic is the average college student graduates with ~17,000 in debt. How many of those are filing for bankruptcy because student loan debt is too high, slim to none. Government subsidized student loans carry some of the lowest interest rates out of anything. If you can't pay back that much you just plain suck at life. Plus there is no maturity date on the loan, i can keep paying that ---- until the day I retire.
But what the ---- do I know I am 3.5 years into a 4 year degree with a double major in Finance and Managerial Economics. Two of the highest paying majors you can graduate with. One of these degrees alone can net me $65K per year straight out of school, let alone what having the second will get me.
There are countless advantages, If i go buy a new car, depending on the manufacturer I automatically get $500-$1000 kick back for having the degree.
Cspecrun,
So you made $37k last year, I will make $65K straight out of school. $65-37 = $28 K, that means i could live just like you on the $37, pay back my $17 and still have $11,000 to pay your mother and sister to suck my dick with for many years to come. And thats in just one year.
Scott probably doesn't even make $37k in two years so the difference between having a degree and not gets even larger.
If anything I would say a college education is more valuable than ever before. A 4 year college degree is almost mandatory for any decent job that doesn't require manual labor now a days. No one said you can't make money without a degree, but its has been statistically proven over and over that you are more likely to make more money in the long run with a degree than without one. Period, that statement is not arguable so don't try.
Another statistic is the average college student graduates with ~17,000 in debt. How many of those are filing for bankruptcy because student loan debt is too high, slim to none. Government subsidized student loans carry some of the lowest interest rates out of anything. If you can't pay back that much you just plain suck at life. Plus there is no maturity date on the loan, i can keep paying that ---- until the day I retire.
But what the ---- do I know I am 3.5 years into a 4 year degree with a double major in Finance and Managerial Economics. Two of the highest paying majors you can graduate with. One of these degrees alone can net me $65K per year straight out of school, let alone what having the second will get me.
There are countless advantages, If i go buy a new car, depending on the manufacturer I automatically get $500-$1000 kick back for having the degree.
Cspecrun,
So you made $37k last year, I will make $65K straight out of school. $65-37 = $28 K, that means i could live just like you on the $37, pay back my $17 and still have $11,000 to pay your mother and sister to suck my dick with for many years to come. And thats in just one year.
Scott probably doesn't even make $37k in two years so the difference between having a degree and not gets even larger.
