Debit Card Retards

[Anonymous No.18367050]

What I envision when I see someone ahead of me in line using debit cards.

Have fun not building credit, and exposing your own bank account to getting locked up for up to 14 days when fraud is detected.

>But muh debit card helps me maintain my spending habits
Brain dead monkey. The smart ones maintain their spending habits as they grew up beyond 12 years old on the inside.

Debit cucks come out so we can laugh at you, financially illiterate dipshits

[Anonymous No.18367068]

I'm eating a sandwich right now.

[Anonymous No.18367077]

My credit score is ~800 and my report shows my entire adult life with green months of on-time payments.
Why the fuck would I need to “build” credit like a nigger in a local daytime tv car commercial?
I have zero reason to use a credit card.

[Anonymous No.18367083]

Ok

[Anonymous No.18367089]

>>18367077
Calling bullshit

[Anonymous No.18367091]

they're smart enough to realize they're retarded, but too lazy to actually do anything about it

[Anonymous No.18367093]

>>18367050
>t. $6000 in debt but "saved" $90 in cash rewards

[Anonymous No.18367094]

>>18367050

[Anonymous No.18367105]

MCO cards are the future though.

[Anonymous No.18367114]

>>18367093
Cash rewards and other perks. Does your debit card gives you free access to Centurion Lounges? I bet you have that debit cash tied to a. 009% checking account too

[Anonymous No.18367124]

never mind the "building credit" part, rewards on debit cards are generally shit
I can get at least 2% cashback on anything, depending on where I'm shopping and what credit card I'm using

[Anonymous No.18367138]

>the virgin building credit vs the chad cash payment

imagine needing to build credit

[Anonymous No.18367144]

>>18367124
Shit nigga I get 6% off my groceries. Show me a debit card that can do that.

[Anonymous No.18367152]

>>18367114
I have a credit card with a $7000 limit you dumb cunt. It's literally my first and only credit card. I use my debit card to help budget small daily expenses like food or cigarettes. Enjoy paying $300 in annual fees for a lounge you don't even fly enough to ever go into.

[Anonymous No.18367156]

>build credit
>never use it in their lifetime
I don't get it.

[Anonymous No.18367161]

>>18367138
>imagine paying 3x more to finance your home because you didn't have the discipline to own a credit card

[Anonymous No.18367165]

>>18367161
>imagine thinking a loan is cheaper than cash

[Anonymous No.18367171]

You impulse spend when you use credit, it’s funny how you fall for credit card tricks and act superior. You’re very typical. There is something called friction, it is the pain of spending, and there is none when you swipe a card. There is a lot of pain when you spend cash (unless you’re a gluttonous fag that consumes everything he has) You feel nothing while swiping credit, so you end up spending 15% more impulsively and then lie to yourself that you’re making a smart choice for spending more. You earn $1000 after you spend $100,000 on a credit card. You would earn 50x that by not impulsing purchases. Everyone who uses credit lies to themselves, just set credit up with autopay on bills and your credit score will be fine and you don’t have to suck mastercards dick to get a good interest rate on a home. All you need is 740. 800 credit score literally means fuckig NOTHING. credit card companies love brainded forever poor fags like you. Guarantee if you lost your job you’d be spending credit to pay your bills. You consume, consume, consume with a leash tightened around your neck held by Chase and Discover, and bark at the people who actually have money through spending debit and saving their time-credits. You gluttonous pig.

[Anonymous No.18367181]

>>18367124
Congrats, you earn $2000 after spending $100,000. That’s a great financial plan. Keep on swiping that card, goyim!

[Anonymous No.18367187]

>>18367050
Credit Card Karen over here thinks its smarter to use a credit card and put yourself in a position of debt for the sake of a 3 digit number instead of just paying outright like a normal person.

I mix and match between debit and credit card like a normal person, forehead.
I've got a 790 credit score and a 10k limit on one of my cards.

How balls deep in debt are you to seethe over someone using ACTUAL currency?

[Anonymous No.18367189]

>>18367165
>People without the discipline to own a credit card magically have $150K of cash under their bed

Sure thing buckaroo

[Anonymous No.18367206]

>>18367187
>t. I can control my spending so I hate credit cards, and anyone who has them is swimming in debt

Never once paid an annual fee or interest towards a credit card. But I get paid by them all the time.

[Anonymous No.18367213]

>>18367181
Yeah but if you leave 100k in the bank it will be inflated away to 50k. That 100k you could have invested at a modest 10% annual return. It’s better to borrow when the rates are low.

[Anonymous No.18367215]

>>18367187
Wait did you just call me a forehead?

[Anonymous No.18367220]

>>18367171
>>18367181
Some of those offers are really tempting too. I spent about $200 on clothes at Kohl's for a job interview (first time I had bought clothes in years), and they offered me a credit card that would have saved $50 dollars on that purchase and 10% future purchases. I declined it because I knew if I accepted, I'd end up back in Kohl's buying more and more clothes to justify the card and whatever fees it might have.


The kikes are slimy

[Anonymous No.18367235]

>>18367220
Nigga are you recalling using the Kohls credit card as an example?

[Anonymous No.18367244]

>>18367206
Unless you're literally milling credit cards, you aren't making money by spending more. The easiest way to save is to not spend at all. If you are milling cards, the feds are gonna have your ass for lunch sooner or later.

[Anonymous No.18367259]

>>18367213
When you leverage your asshole to a gaping proportion compared to your net worth, you own nothing. Your logic is flawed and you buy your bankers lies. There is little benefit to credit, if you can’t pay cash it means you can’t afford it. You have a 0% risk of losing everything when you owe NOTHING. You have a 100% risk of losing everything when you OWE IT ALL. break your leg and lose 18 months of work and see how well your bank treats you when you are $10000 behind on your mortgage, even though you’ve paid off over $50k. they can and will take everything from you.

[Anonymous No.18367268]

>>18367235
Yes? Have you never been offered a credit card at a retail outlet?

[Anonymous No.18367455]

>>18367220
>buying store-specific credit cards

[Anonymous No.18367513]

>>18367050
Dunning. Kruger.

[Anonymous No.18367530]

>>18367050

>Cope: The Thread

[Anonymous No.18367548]

>>18367094
its the jew guy

[Anonymous No.18367675]

>>18367455
>not having reading comprehension

[Anonymous No.18367861]

>>18367050

Actual credit score over 800 here:

I have maybe 3 total credit cards on my file with a combined credit limit of $60k, a rolling line of credit with another $50k limit. I never have even close to 30% utilization. The LOC allows me to pay down large purchases on my credit card to get the rewards without risking high interest payments. I always pay shit off quickly if not on time. The LOC affords me an additional ability to access liquidity when market opportunities present themselves, especially if you trade conservatively on margin. Credit is a tool when used correctly that can accelerate wealth.

[Anonymous No.18367891]

>>18367189
>>18367138

[Anonymous No.18367969]

>>18367259
I’d rather just be well off enough that I can pay off my loans with the dividends I’ve earned. But you go right ahead and fork over all your hard earned wealth to the Jew so you feel like you own something

[Anonymous No.18367981]

>>18367969
You’ll never get there when you borrow it. Nice try.

[Anonymous No.18368037]

>>18367981
Yes you can, it's called interest.

[Anonymous No.18368187]

>>18367050
Credit is for faggots that depend on loans. Cash only

[Anonymous No.18368203]

>>18367050
I use prepaid cards, so i can set limits to my spendings.

[Anonymous No.18368228]

I have debit card cuz i have mega debt i own in taxes 100k, never going to pay it back lmao. I receive gibs and buy for 1000$ worth of xmr every month

[Anonymous No.18368278]

>>18368187
>credit
Liable for fuck all
>cash
Liable for fucking everything

The system is designed to Jew people but there's nothing stopping you playing the game yourself.
Put all your normal purchase on credit and pay the card off every month. It's that fucking easy.

[Anonymous No.18368296]

>>18367050
Im Australian, never had a credit card. Just bought my first home. Never heard my credit score before. I told the home loan specialist my credit was probably really bad because i borrowed a dvd and didnt bother returning it and the guy got the debt collectors on me and then i didnt pay them either. Some how it all got forgotten about ( i have powerful people watching over me from a distance ) Never liked using someone elses money and then paying interest, dosent make sense to me. I cant understand stocks either, baffles me how people could make money without contributing to society. Its like your all the welfare cheats of the modern world which is pretty cool btw. But i have an uncanny ability to predict the future and i believe the time for making money without building or creating or servicing something is over. In the real world people actually have to contribute, thats why i like Trump, he builds buildings. He dosent press buttons all day which is a feminine activity.

[Anonymous No.18368349]

>>18368296
>this whole post


Some good ol' fashioned book learnin would do you well if you can put down the Foster's and fags for five minutes

[Anonymous No.18368362]

>>18367077
you have no credit score

[Anonymous No.18368372]

>>18368349
Lol, aakshully i sell books online

[Anonymous No.18368374]

>>18368278
It's about time someone with a 3 digit IQ responded in this thread

[Anonymous No.18368383]

>>18368296

[Anonymous No.18368400]

>Have fun not building credit

[Anonymous No.18368474]

>>18368383
Im 30

[Anonymous No.18368483]

>>18368372
Then pick up one of the books about finances and financial and teach yourself something. That dribble you spouted in previous is full of the most brainlet tier misconceptions I've ever heard.

>Never liked using someone elses money and then paying interest, dosent make sense to me.
You're literally doing that with your mortgage. The idea is that you most likely don't have $400,000 or whatever the value of your home is so you pay a portion of your future earnings for a fixed term. You pay interest now so you can have a house now rather than 10 or 20 years later when you've saved the cash. Credit Cards aren't supposed to work like this, but people are stupid and spend more than they earn. If you use a credit card responsibly, and only use it for necessary spending like bills, fuel, or food, you can actually save your money because of rewards. You will never pay a dime of interest if you pay your monthly balance on time. Credit cards are 0% interest short term loans if used responsibly.

>I cant understand stocks either, baffles me how people could make money without contributing to society.
Stocks contribute capital to the world. Businesses need money to conduct operations, and will often on draw on the money of the public to finances their moves. In return for giving them money, companies gives these investors shares, or partial ownership, of the company. Oftentimes these shares entitle shareholder to a small portion of the profits the company makes in the dividends. These dividends are magnificent way to grow wealth over a long time horizon. Investing money is the next step above saving money. Saving $500 every month for 20 years will leave you with $120,000. Investing $500 dollars every month for 20 years will leave you with millions.

[Anonymous No.18368505]

>>18368483
I'm very tired so sorry if this sounds like it was written by a pajeet.

[Anonymous No.18368525]

Just use a cashback card, I get cashback on everything.

[Anonymous No.18368544]

>>18368505
Nah it's cool man you did a great job, can you tell me about the best way to make money from dividends? I heard you get a different amount if you invest in 1 stock vs an index or an etf.

[Anonymous No.18368573]

>>18368544
>can you tell me about the best way to make money from dividends

Seriously dude? You are telling the bogan he did a good job but don't know how to get dividends?

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bluechip.asp

[Anonymous No.18368603]

You know what I find annoying? When older people ask for a receipt for the purpose of tracking their money. First, you can track it online with a few clicks. Second, you're old, how have you, at your advanced age, not been able to approximate how much you spend in your day to day life on a monthly basis?

[Anonymous No.18368620]

wtf is your problem OP im just trying to chill here

[Anonymous No.18368622]

>>18368544
Read everything you can on this website
https://www.investopedia.com/

Make an account with this broker when you're ready
https://www.tdameritrade.com/home.page


Stay away from robinhood.

>I heard you get a different amount if you invest in 1 stock vs an index or an etf.
It literally depends on too many factors to explain. No dividend is the same, but yes generally individual stocks will typically pay a higher dividend than an ETF because an ETF is composed partial shares of many different companies. Not all stocks pay a dividend. You've got to get this knowledge for yourself and put your own money on the line for any of this to be concrete.

[Anonymous No.18368642]

>>18368622
Nice, do you use any website to show you the stocks that pay dividends?

[Anonymous No.18368648]

>>18368603
>You know what I find annoying? When older people ask for a receipt for the purpose of tracking their money. First, you can track it online with a few clicks.


You've clearly never done taxes or had to be reimbursed for something. It's a lot easier to find a receipt for something than it is to remember which credit or bank card you used at a random store 9 months ago.

[Anonymous No.18368659]

>>18368642
The brokerage tells you all of that. You don't need to worry about dividends right now. You don't even know if you have the stomach to invest yet.

[Anonymous No.18368662]

>>18368483
>Investing $500 dollars every month for 20 years will leave you with millions.
Thanks for taking the time to hit me with a genuine response.
You really don't know that though, it seems like a gamble and alot of people have also lost alot of money.

>You're literally doing that with your mortgage
Im doing this with my mortgage because a home is necessary to live in and rent is just paying someone elses mortage on their investment property. Why would i go through the mental juggling act just to buy groceries with credit? Only reason i would do that is if i was investing every cent into something to make more money. Im more of a small business guy who wants to work for myself and invest in something worthwhile which i actually believe in and gives me hope for the future and my fellow man. Only problem is its a crazy world run by enemies of mankind which is concerning.

[Anonymous No.18368672]

>>18368603
Nobody asked you, cashier boy.

[Anonymous No.18368683]

>>18367077
People claim bs but I'm in the same boat as you
Credit for big purchases
Debit when I'm booling

[Anonymous No.18368687]

>>18368659
I mean I've been holding on to crypto since 2017, I thought might as well buy some stocks.

[Anonymous No.18368704]

>>18368573
Dont call people bogans you faggot. It will get real hostile up in here if you continue calling good people names lpike that, this man of indian persuasion took the time to write me a detailed response which i found heartwarming, and l am currently sitting here waiting for another response. So pipe down.

[Anonymous No.18368716]

>>18368622
E Trade is way better than TD Ameritrade and btw Robin Hood set the standard for $0 fees. Used to be $10 a trade back before they started up.

[Anonymous No.18368727]

>>18368704
Go back to sniffing petrol you Abo cunt

[Anonymous No.18368803]

By needing or using credit, basically you're excusing yourself to be lazy. So for example, instead of putting forth work, action, and all the necessities needed to buy a housr, you slack off and buy on credit. Paying more for your laziness. And now that you haven't properly learned to fulfill financial goals, it can cause you harm in other ventures as well. You will likely be less knowledgable, less insightful, and less keen in the use and growth of cash itself. You think laziness doesn't come into other areas of your life? Life isn't that sanitary. Behavioral patterns do exist. They can be changed, but a little folley outweighs honor.

[Anonymous No.18368821]

>>18368662
>You really don't know that though, it seems like a gamble and alot of people have also lost alot of money.

I do know that. Scared money doesn't make money. If you take the time learn about the stock market, you'll realize that it's not a gamble at all because it's betting on the continued success of your own economy. People think the stock market is scary because they don't understand it, and for no other reason.

This chart is an index of the 500 largest companies in the US. A $10,000 investment in the S&P 500 in 1980 would be worth $750,000 today with dividend reinvestment.

> Im more of a small business guy who wants to work for myself and invest in something worthwhile which i actually believe in and gives me hope for the future and my fellow man.

That's cool, but if your business ever grows and needs investors to expand you're going to need to understand ownership rights. This is where debt and leverage comes into play. You can borrow money to make more money(ie invest in equipment or salaries for employees) immediately rather than waiting 10 years to raise the capital.

>E Trade is way better than TD Ameritrade and btw Robin Hood set the standard for $0 fees
No it's not. ThinkorSwim blows every other platform out of the water, and TDA's learning center is great for beginners.

>This man of indian persuasion took the time to write me a detailed response which i found heartwarming
I'm black not Indian

[Anonymous No.18368836]

>>18368727
Show me your face. If i ever see you in person i will ice pick the living SHIT out of your spine. Just hit you with such ferocity with such a sharp instrument in such a vital area you will litterally die in a pool of your own godforsaken dogshit right then and there. Then i will jump on the heads of your children, not because i want to, but because your ignorance of my manliness forced me to do so. Just CRUNCH CRUNCH as your ugly wife cries into a tissue, pathetic loser. DIE CUNT

[Anonymous No.18368841]

>>18367213
That's why you invest in stocks or crypto

[Anonymous No.18368848]

>>18368662
>Why would i go through the mental juggling act just to buy groceries with credit?

There's no juggling. If you live in the 21st century you can do all your banking from your phone. If you have the cash in your account, you can pay off all credit card purchases immediately. You can use your credit card like a debit card and just use the cashback to pay down your own monthly bill or spend it on something else.


It all comes down to discipline.

[Anonymous No.18368853]

>>18368836
Is this pasta?

[Anonymous No.18368903]

>>18368836
Here I am abo shit. Come get me

[Anonymous No.18368911]

>>18368836

[Anonymous No.18368932]

>>18368853
No i have a problem controlling my rage and find being a loudmouth on the internet is a good stress release.

>>18368821
Makes sense dude, so i should have 0 in savings and everything should be invested in the stock market right? So i can be a wojak poster on the verge of suicide everytime the market fluctuations? We are in a time of great instability atm, im too conspiracy minded to believe the buy low, sell high mantra. The elites are currently crashing the economy, trying to crush small and medium business and devaluing the dollar. Wont be long before crypto is the only currency. I just dont have any hope in this shit

[Anonymous No.18368943]

>>18368903
No

[Anonymous No.18368983]

>>18368932
>im too conspiracy minded to believe the buy low, sell high mantra.

What a fucking idiot. Between your spergout and this shit, you should consider checking into a mental institute.

[Anonymous No.18369016]

>>18368932
>so i should have 0 in savings and everything should be invested in the stock market right?

Don't be fucking retarded. Point to me to where I said investing means you can't have cash on hand in a savings. Investing doesn't mean you putting your life savings in a penny stock praying to a frog god that it moons.

>emergency fund (3-6 months of living)
>pay off all outstanding high interest debt, mortgage not included
> gradually invest in low cost index fund for the next 30 years

Congrats you're a mulit-millionaire courtesy of Dave Ramsey.

I've told you everything I can that could possibly help and given you the resources to teach yourself how the money game works. The elites control the market for sure, but instead of being fearful and powerless you can learn to be on their side, or at the very least benefit from their manipulation.


You're complaining about inflation, but dismissing one of the very tools that elites use to inflate the dollar. If Bitcoin becomes the new dollar people will still use it to buy stocks.

[Anonymous No.18369030]

>use credit for my purchases
>always pay it off immediately

[Anonymous No.18369036]

>>18367050
i lost my job and lived off credit for a year one time. it was kinda fun. but now i cant have credit for 7 years cuz im a bad goy. so now i use debit.

[Anonymous No.18369042]

>>18368983
Why do you come here? Why dont you fuck off back to facebook or reddit where yo belong you sad sack of shit. Faggot teir retard. I will beat you in any competition or activity of your choosing, hands down. Absolute scum.

[Anonymous No.18369044]

All these larpers with 800 Credit score but no Credit card lmao

[Anonymous No.18369048]

>>18367050
>building credit
>account to getting locked up for up to 14 days when fraud is detected

American thread for american problems I guess lmao. Normal people never need to use credit card. Why would you bother with that shit for like $40 a month tops in cashback. Only poor and dumb need instant loans like that.

[Anonymous No.18369068]

>>18369042
I agree you certainly beat me at being a retarded faggot who doesn't know what he's talking about. Bravo. Go run to Mommy so you can tell her you finally beat someone at something.

[Anonymous No.18369080]

>>18369048
>Normal people never need to use credit card

Have you ever wanted to buy something, but didn't have enough money? That's why people have credit cards. It's like having a tab at the bar, except the tab is your life.

[Anonymous No.18369085]

>>18369068
>>18369042
This is why I come to this website. I love you both, I mean it

[Anonymous No.18369124]

>>18369016
Thanks for taking the time to respond. I will research the low cost index fund. Should i invest in the Australian stockmarket or the American one. I have been researching what suits me based on my interests and i realised non precious metals suit me bestm Tin, Iron, Aluminum etc do you kbpw much about those? How is Iron the most used metal but isnt considered precious? Its weird that the most used metals are undervalued, that might change. Screenshot this

[Anonymous No.18369123]

>>18369080
>Have you ever wanted to buy something, but didn't have enough money? That's why people have credit cards. It's like having a tab at the bar, except the tab is your life.
how good of a goy do you need to be to buy things you can't afford?

[Anonymous No.18369149]

>>18369080
>Have you ever wanted to buy something, but didn't have enough money?
No actually not really. Happened when I wanted to buy an apartment but I just saved for a while and got one when I had the money. Before that I think I was 15 and wanted a guitar so I got a part time job.
Buying something you cant afford sounds pretty dumb desu.

[Anonymous No.18369160]

Any Chase Sapphire niggas here?

I like to travel occasionally

[Anonymous No.18369175]

>>18369124
>How is Iron the most used metal but isnt considered precious?

Hurr durr abundance

Jesus you are retarded

[Anonymous No.18369179]

>>18369124
>Should i invest in the Australian stockmarket or the American one.

That I can't tell you. Buying foreign securities works a little different and involves exchanging currency. You're gonna have to do some number crunching and speak with other more qualified Australian investors.

>How is Iron the most used metal but isnt considered precious?
It's incredibly common and isn't very shiny. That's literally it.

[Anonymous No.18369189]

>>18367050
You know you can have more than 1 debit card right. One for retailers, one for atm and my robinhood debit. Literally $300, 9k, 30k.

[Anonymous No.18369202]

>>18367114
No but I pay a yearly fee of 99 bucks for priority pass and use all their lounges worldwide. Without having to go into debt.

[Anonymous No.18369215]

do these smoothbrains not realize you can pay a total of $0 of interest if you pay the balance before the billing cycle is over?

[Anonymous No.18369224]

>>18369215
Clearly not. According to 90% of debitfags on here, if you use a credit card you will spend beyond your means. Because financial discipline isn't a thing on /biz/ apparently.

[Anonymous No.18369230]

>>18369202
Cool I got priority pass for $0 annually with my AMEX Platinum (and I don't pay AMEX annual fee either). Also get $30 Uber a month and more money than I want per year to spend on flights.

[Anonymous No.18369233]

>>18367089
>Calling bullshit
moshi moshi?
Hello, this is t. bullshit here, who is calling please?

[Anonymous No.18369248]

>>18367114
>Centurion Lounges?
>>18367114
>"Billy, do like watching Gladiator movies?"

[Anonymous No.18369257]

>>18369230
how come you don't pay the annual fee?

[Anonymous No.18369264]

Benefits of a Credit Card
>Rewards
>Cash back
>Fraud protection (not affecting my money)
>Company backing to dispute charges (Someone gives you shit service, inform the credit card company and don't pay)
>Build credit
>Perks

Benefits of Debit Card
>If you have the financial fortitude of a 12 year old then I guess it's a plus that you can never spend more than you have.
>Cash back on purchases because ATM's are too much of a hassle apparently.

[Anonymous No.18369265]

>>18369123
>how good of a goy do you need to be to buy things you can't afford?


GET THING NOW, PAY FOR IT LATER. There are different ways to utilize a credit card. Not having the money to pay for something, doesn't mean you can't afford it. Rather than spending YOUR money NOW, you are spend the BANK'S money NOW, and YOUR own money, LATER. It's effectively taking money from your next paycheck rather than your current bank account. People run afoul with credit cards because they continually spend money they don't have and will never earn. If you're doing things correctly, it's just an advance on your paycheck.


I have over $16,000 across all my savings and investment accounts, but I rarely keep cash in my checking account because if my debit card gets stolen, there isn't much fraud protection, and I'll simply be out of cash until the charges are removed. Credit removes the problem entirely because it's the bank's money being stolen instead of yours.

>>18369149
>Buying something you cant afford sounds pretty dumb desu.
Buying something you don't have enough money for, and buying something you can't afford are two different things.

[Anonymous No.18369288]

>>18369124
You should have a mix of American and international shares.
Trading in metals of any sort is silly. There is no substantial return on investment, and you aren't going to beat the market from your bedroom.
From the content of your post, I can see that you really should be using a financial advisor. It will pay you back several times over. I suggest one from Dave Ramsay's list.

[Anonymous No.18369290]

I don't care about your good goy points. Enjoy being cattle.

[Anonymous No.18369297]

>>18369290
>Buy using my own money I am free of the jews

lol

[Anonymous No.18369299]

Can someone tldr me about credit score?
As a europoor I don't think I have such a thing.

[Anonymous No.18369317]

>>18369299
Jews give you more score the more money you borrow but steadily pay off

Some Eurofags use it and other countries use a different version.

It's kind of retarded because the most fiscally conservative people will not have the highest credit score.

[Anonymous No.18369320]

>>18369299
>As a europoor I don't think I have such a thing.


You absolutely have a credit score. It may not be easily accessible, and it may not even be a number, but if your country has banks there are people out there who will assess your ability to pay back a loan before they give you any money.

[Anonymous No.18369324]

>>18369288
How much money l do i need not to be laughed at by the financial advisor? How do i know i can trust them and they are nit just taking me for a ride?

[Anonymous No.18369341]

>>18369324
Are you just looking to get one time advice, or someone to manage your money for you? You're looking at 1%+ for them to manage your portfolio, and most won't look at you until you're talking at least 6 digits. Traditional advisors at least.

[Anonymous No.18369350]

I spend nothing.
Own my own house, grow my own food. Wear a jeans from at least ten years ago.
31 y/o

Everything I earn (140k a year) I put in BTC and LINK.

[Anonymous No.18369352]

I have a credit score of 930 and I dont use credit cards

[Anonymous No.18369377]

>>18369324
God, I hate boomers.

>How do i know i can trust them and they are nit just taking me for a ride?
They are taking you for a ride because that's what you're paying him to do. A financial advisor is going to charge you $100/hr and 1% commission fees to do something you can do yourself for free if you EDUCATE YOURSELF.


Instead of complaining about da joos and all these dumb conspiracies, learn why all these dumb conspiracies exist. Spend 1 month reading Investopedia, and you won't wanna talk to a financial advisor until you have literally too much money to manage for yourself.

[Anonymous No.18369387]

>>18369341
I am only willing to trade 4 figures. $1000 aud. What will i spend it on?

[Anonymous No.18369390]

>>18369387
>trade

ngmi

[Anonymous No.18369399]

>>18369317
>>18369320
Thank you anons.
Yes, I think banks compute some kind of score for themself here, but as far as I understand, us credit score is somewhat normalised across the bank.
We don't have such interbank credit score in frogland, allowing retarded ones to take multiple credits to differents banks and bankrupt themselfs.

[Anonymous No.18369419]

>>18369377
>for free if you educate yourself

[Anonymous No.18369426]

>>18369390
I could maybe make it?

[Anonymous No.18369453]

>yes boys, create debts to yourself
What a boomer jew thread

[Anonymous No.18369504]

>>18369419
Yes? I studied history in college. Never took a single business or economics class. I once asked a finance major acquaintance if he could invest $1000 dollars for me, and he said "yea man, I can just stick it in a mutual fund". I had no clue what he was meant at the time. I also had a roommate who used to daytrade and do forex before class.

Last summer I spent about 2 months reading up on finance and economics on investopedia before I made my first investment. In college I never thought I'd be buying stocks, trading, or anything. Now I actively follow the news and invest gradually. You can learn for free. The professional may have went to school, but all his real lessons he learned by losing money first.

[Anonymous No.18369656]

>>18367050
I considered and researched it multiple times but I have never seen the point of owning a credit card. All the benefits basically come down to "spend money to be able to spend more money". As far as security is concerned I just use pre-paid cards and services like revolut where I keep a small amount of cash for online purchases and shopping.

[Anonymous No.18369716]

>>18369656
being able to travel for free from the cashback you earn over time is a pretty sweet benefit. If you pay the full balance before the billing cycle is over, you pay $0 on interest. Basically, if you use your credit card like how you would use your credit card, you don't have to change anything in your daily routine while simultaneously reaping the benefits.

[Anonymous No.18369742]

>>18369085
Same Anon

[Anonymous No.18369891]

>>18369716
Traveling in what sense? Flying, public transport or driving? I'm in the UK and I haven't been able to find a credit card where the payoff from the cashback would even be worth the effort of signing up for one, let alone something that could be constituted as "free travel".

[Anonymous No.18369954]

>>18369891
Idk what it's like in the UK, but I've been using the Chase Freedom Unlimited card, and I'm a fairly frugal individual. I've been able to fly to New York with my girlfriend with the credit I've earned.

You literally have nothing to lose from using credit cards unless you're a legit smoothbrain and max out of your credit.

[Anonymous No.18370011]

>>18369891
You're an actual retard, m8

[Anonymous No.18370017]

>>18367050
i feel attacked

[Anonymous No.18370068]

>>18368648
>You've clearly never done taxes
You don't need 99.99% of your receipts for tax purposes. Literally only medical receipts.

[Anonymous No.18370101]

>>18369080
>Be on business board
>Doesn't even understand how credit cards work or why they're used

[Anonymous No.18370112]

>>18369202
>Without having to go into debt.
>You use a credit card therefore you must be in debt!
Most retarded take. Only nigs and rednecks keep a balance on their cards.

[Anonymous No.18370120]

>>18367050
Can I buy ARPA with a debit card though?

[Anonymous No.18370139]

>>18369891
it really isn't. all these people bragging about being able to use fucking airport lounges (big fucking woop) are already pretty well off.

[Anonymous No.18370325]

>>18368525
Most of the NEETs on /biz wouldn't qualify for a decent card, they're stuck in CapitalOne land, if they have babbies first cards at all.
I have a card with $5k limit, and an American Express for big ticket stuff, for their warranty. I pay off everything every month. I have a debit, but don't use it. I keep my checking account for reasons, but haven't written an actual check in years.
I don't make the rules or the system, but I gotta live in it, so I do what I can, and avoid the interest tit as much as I can. Credit score is in the mid-700's. Not really sweating any of it. Credit is an easy tool that opens doors that are really fucking convenient, and having a safety net is never a bad thing. Cash back is fucking great.
I've always noticed the people who snivel about credit cards the most are the ones who can't get one, or maxed out several thinking they'd get away with it, and got a fat garnishment on their small paychecks.

[Anonymous No.18370335]

>>18368648
>You've clearly never done taxes or had to be reimbursed for something.
Or had an accountant that wants paper receipts. A lot of boomers have accountants.

[Anonymous No.18370343]

>>18367050
I work at XOM where people are making 6 figures, it baffles me to see these people still use debit cards. Theres too much risk involved and always thought I was just an outlier with credit cards. I treat CC as a debit card, pay it off right away

[Anonymous No.18370349]

>>18368803
All the cc cards turned you down, huh?

[Anonymous No.18370373]

>blocks your path

[Anonymous No.18370411]

>>18370325
>people who snivel about credit cards the most are the ones who can't get one
Or maybe it's people that don't want to play funny money monkey games with the few fucking dollars they've scraped together. For the average person, credit is absolutely retarded as it stands; practically everyone pays rent and utilities, and probably has an online subscription or two, but nah those regular payments don't count toward personal credit because reasons. Oh you want them to count?? Better open another account that exposes you to identity theft and predatory banking tactics, and then use THAT card, not that other silly card.

It's great that rich assholes get to play games like this though, right?

[Anonymous No.18370498]

>>18367050
I didn't get a credit card til I was 27 and I'm now in my 30s with an 802 credit score and I don't even give a shit because I still use debit for almost everything except for monthly recurring payments just to get my good goy score. You sound like a retard who doesn't understand that credit cards are designed to make you spend more than you normally would, which is why so many people have debt. Build up a nest egg and you'll never need to use credit aside from a mortgage maybe.

[Anonymous No.18370578]

>>18370498
>just to get my good goy score
What about all the people that live with a roommate and don't have the recurring payments in their name? This retarded system would say that one roommate has credit and the other doesn't, even if it was the person without the subscription paying the entire bill.

[Anonymous No.18370590]

>>18370578
What about my left nut faggot

[Anonymous No.18370599]

>>18370411
They all turned you down, huh? Or did you max out a $500 card entry level card on pizza?

[Anonymous No.18370622]

>>18370578
Bills don't hit your credit unless you don't pay on time. Learn how credit scores work. Experian has no fucks to give about my power or cable bill, unless I don't pay it.
If anything, not being on the utilities is better, because if things go bad and the bill doesn't get paid, it won't effect you at all. Just pay a credit card off every month, and you'll build credit. Paying the electric and cable won't do shit.

[Anonymous No.18370675]

>>18370622
Jesus fucking hairy balls christ that is the most ass backwards shit I've ever read. Yeah I fucking understand exactly the strategy you're talking about but holy shit it's so retarded.

>credit score represents your ability to pay off debt
>okay cool I've got these recurring mini-debts that happen every month I'm good to go
>lol not so fast faggot those don't count
>what?
>yeah you need to take out another card with a bank and then take out other mini-loans with that
>what?
>otherwise how will we know you can pay off your debts??????
>I pay hundreds of dollars every single month, on time, for rent and utilities
>that doesn't count lol

It would be hard to come up with something more retarded than this

[Anonymous No.18370712]

>>18367171
>You impulse spend when you use credit
Nice projection, branilet. I use my credit cards for every purchase I make, effectively earning a ~2% discount on EVERY SINGLE THING I ever buy. I pay my balance in full, every single Wednesday, no matter what.

[Anonymous No.18370751]

>>18370712
This optimism spread out on a long enough timeline I guarantee you that you have spent more money than you would've otherwise on a debit card because "muh 2%" and the feeling of delayed pain and instant gratification. You're not special, nobody is immune to the Jewry of credit card companies and they understand you better than you do.

[Anonymous No.18370790]

>>18370751
Please read the OP. I'm not a fucking 12 year old who can get tricked by short-term satisfaction. Stop projecting your own retardation on me. You think I spend every day and every purchase thinking about the minor cashback I'll get if I buy something? No.

One of my cards gets me a big fat cheque at the end of the year. Another automatically puts cashback rewards in my savings account. And the third pools up and can be redeemed against a purchase at a time I choose.

[Anonymous No.18370799]

>>18370675
Sperg at someone else, I didn't invent it.

[Anonymous No.18370854]

>>18370790
You completely missed the point. You feeling even slightly better about making a purchase using your credit card inclines you to buy something at slightly higher odds. Credit card users are less frugal with their money because they get to delay the pain of payment + the silly 1 or 2% rewards points they offer. I don't doubt you pay it off every month but the psychology is solid, you feel optimistic about your card because of the perceived perks and you feel better about being less frugal.

[Anonymous No.18370866]

>>18370790
So if you don't think about it how do you decide which one of three cards you should use depending on the situation?

[Anonymous No.18370925]

>>18367050
I've yet to find a credit card in Australia where the "rewards" more than barely cover the fees, seems like a scam to make idiots think they are "saving money" by spending more

[Anonymous No.18370954]

>>18370349
Actually did 2 small balance transfers to leverage off of. Kinda sucks when yielding to your ego makes you spout lies doesn't it.

[Anonymous No.18370993]

>>18367050
>having to go into debt on a structural basis or be locked out of financial options

Mutts truly are a special breed

[Anonymous No.18371037]

>>18370925
That's basically what it is, plus the debt treadmill trap that normies fall into is extremely lucrative for those vampires

[Anonymous No.18371059]

>>18367165
>Idiot doesn't understand the concept of keeping your money liquid in case of emergencies.

Cope more, retard.

[Anonymous No.18371248]

>>18370954
>He's still trying

[Anonymous No.18371307]

>>18367094
kek

[Anonymous No.18371414]

>>18367259
I'll just burn down the house and fake my death then

[Anonymous No.18371645]

>>18367050
>Have fun not building credit, and exposing your own bank account to getting locked up for up to 14 days when fraud is detected.
This x1000
BUT
Pay the entire balance monthly. If you do this rewards are literally free money.

[Anonymous No.18371700]

>>18370854
>Option A buys the object
>Option B buys the object and a minor fringe benefit
>SINCE YOU USE B YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BEING A SPENDY RETARD
>U SLAVE 4 REWARDS

[Anonymous No.18371800]

>>18367105
This. Mine dispatched today.

[Anonymous No.18371816]

imagine not using cash

[Anonymous No.18372678]

>>18367144
Its effectively 4.4% or so when you subtract the annual fee you paid

[Anonymous No.18372704]

>>18367091
it's this one, this is me

[Anonymous No.18372737]

>>18367050
>implying I’m not paying for my house up front with a debit card

[Anonymous No.18373175]

>>18367244
Literal brainlet detected

There are plenty of cards that have no fees and give you 1.5% cash back

[Anonymous No.18373307]

>It's another "Anon on his early 20s overspend themselves to debt" episode
You only use credit for risky purchases retard
Wasting good goy points on useless shit just guarantees you'll be fucked in the future

[Anonymous No.18373381]

Imagine living based on credit you stupid faggot. And the whole american system is designed to strip the stupid goyim. Europ doesn’t use that many credit cards as you faggots.

[Anonymous No.18373578]

>thinking I keep money in a bank to even use a credit/debit card
Nice try rabbi

[Anonymous No.18373646]

>>18371800
Nice. Cant wait to start enjoying the rewards. I hear that they are giving 10% back at some grocery stores like Costco and Whole Foods