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How do you get so much money? I'm in negative, after studying all these years.
If you're going to buy a Ferrari to get girls might as well buy a hooker.
Original post by welcometoib
bro, you know this is a show off thread :biggrin: get whatever you want


cheers brah

Original post by hellodave5
How do you get so much money? I'm in negative, after studying all these years.


entrepreneurship, investing. I thought you'd have quite a wad considering your economics posts. What are you up to these days?
Original post by DanteTheDoorKnob
If you're going to buy a Ferrari to get girls might as well buy a hooker.


for sure!
You'll find, when driving a performance car, that you get most aggro on the road from people driving a car that cost £5-10k less than yours. Rule of thumb, that's scaleable according to your purchase budget.
Original post by DrSocSciences
You'll find, when driving a performance car, that you get most aggro on the road from people driving a car that cost £5-10k less than yours. Rule of thumb, that's scaleable according to your purchase budget.


it's the same for pretty much everything. Being 6ft i get the most agro from guys 5ft for no reason whatsoever.

Such is life my friend.
Original post by Bill_Gates
cheers brah



entrepreneurship, investing. I thought you'd have quite a wad considering your economics posts. What are you up to these days?


Nicely done. I was thinking about getting into investing, but unfortunately nothing to invest :P
Not sure I have made any (another Hellodave? :wink: )? Maybe I did a long time ago and have forgotten lol. I don't really have much economics knowledge.
Studying for a masters in cognitive neuro and working for minimum wage alongside as a support worker.
Have a good salary maybe one day! haha.
All ears for any tips :wink: haha
Is your "net worth" held in cash or liquid assets? After tax?
Original post by Bill_Gates
for sure!


Teach me your ways on how to get rich, how did you do it?
Original post by hellodave5
Nicely done. I was thinking about getting into investing, but unfortunately nothing to invest :P
Not sure I have made any (another Hellodave? :wink: )? Maybe I did a long time ago and have forgotten lol. I don't really have much economics knowledge.
Studying for a masters in cognitive neuro and working for minimum wage alongside as a support worker.
Have a good salary maybe one day! haha.
All ears for any tips :wink: haha


best of luck mate :tongue:
Original post by jneill
Is your "net worth" held in cash or liquid assets? After tax?


a selection of investments including those. Yes it's after tax.
be an entrepreneur, work for yourself is my first tip.
Original post by Bill_Gates
be an entrepreneur, work for yourself is my first tip.


Don't you need business idea for that? Even if I did have any it's not like I come from a rich family who can toss me a couple of million to get started.
Original post by Bill_Gates
best of luck mate :tongue:


Cheers.
Come up with an idea.
Hows about you give me £1000 and, later on after I go and come back again, I give you £10,000? :wink:
(I kid mods, I kid)
it don't matter i started with like £90. That was my "net worth" back then. Have to start small, grow slow, think big.
Original post by hellodave5
Cheers.
Come up with an idea.
Hows about you give me £1000 and, later on after I go and come back again, I give you £10,000? :wink:
(I kid mods, I kid)


hopefully with a new username too? :tongue:
Original post by Bill_Gates
it don't matter i started with like £90. That was my "net worth" back then. Have to start small, grow slow, think big.


Do you have a degree?
What is your line of business?
yep, msc too.
Business interests: online, property etc
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Original post by Bill_Gates
a selection of investments including those. Yes it's after tax.


If you have to sell investments then that may be a bad idea (opportunity cost of money). Also, unless the investment are in an ISA you may have tax to pay when you sell.
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by jneill
If you have to sell investments then that's may be a bad idea (opportunity cost of money). Also, unless the investment are in an ISA you may have tax to pay when you sell.


i won't need to sell, it's readily available.