dropped out college awhile back and having trouble finding a better job for myself. still living in the same old town watching the kids i graduated highschool with get the degrees and jobs. have no idea what line of work i want to get into ... anybody else in this situation. went on a bunch of interviews this month or bs sales companys and none of them hired me sorry for the rant just pissed off on my day off work.
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dropped out college awhile back and having trouble finding a better job for myself. still living in the same old town watching the kids i graduated highschool with get the degrees and jobs. have no idea what line of work i want to get into ... anybody else in this situation. went on a bunch of interviews this month or bs sales companys and none of them hired me sorry for the rant just pissed off on my day off work.
Good luck bud. My wife has been going through this for the last 13 months after being let go from a company she had given her heart and soul to for 17 years. You sound young. I felt the same way you did when I was 20. I picked up what little I had and moved to Las Vegas. Best decision i ever made.
I would of never been able to do it though without the love and support from my family. I always knew I could of went back home. You'll figure things out.
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Good luck bud. My wife has been going through this for the last 13 months after being let go from a company she had given her heart and soul to for 17 years. You sound young. I felt the same way you did when I was 20. I picked up what little I had and moved to Las Vegas. Best decision i ever made.
I would of never been able to do it though without the love and support from my family. I always knew I could of went back home. You'll figure things out.
over 90% are stuck on the JOB treadmill they just don't realize it
Working for others is a road to no where a reg salaried employee making $600 a week net take home $420 spends it all every week never trying to pay thier selves 1st socking away just $25 a week in high yield money market or CD's or whatever in 20 years
will make thier own huge IRA plus if they are lucky enough to work in a fortune 500 company and get that 401 K BOOM they retire in comfort
yes in 25 years that $25 a week = $32500 invested that earns interest all along the way I do not the formula to figure interest that's like 4% compounded weekly or yearly or however it is done
ok 1st year 4% earns 52 $ then it doubles up each year after that
i think no i got it it goes like this
1st year 1300 X 4 % = $52 so 1352 + 1300 2nd year = 2652 X 4 % = 106.80 = 2758.80 + 1300 = $4058.08 = 162 earned =5512 yr 4 = 220.48 = 1300 more yr 5 = 7032.56 = 281.30 and so on for 25 or 30 years after year ten your lil $25 a week is now at
$16,221.29 = about half of medium wage today almost
but finding any investment that will stay at 4% or more for 30 years is not easy
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over 90% are stuck on the JOB treadmill they just don't realize it
Working for others is a road to no where a reg salaried employee making $600 a week net take home $420 spends it all every week never trying to pay thier selves 1st socking away just $25 a week in high yield money market or CD's or whatever in 20 years
will make thier own huge IRA plus if they are lucky enough to work in a fortune 500 company and get that 401 K BOOM they retire in comfort
yes in 25 years that $25 a week = $32500 invested that earns interest all along the way I do not the formula to figure interest that's like 4% compounded weekly or yearly or however it is done
ok 1st year 4% earns 52 $ then it doubles up each year after that
i think no i got it it goes like this
1st year 1300 X 4 % = $52 so 1352 + 1300 2nd year = 2652 X 4 % = 106.80 = 2758.80 + 1300 = $4058.08 = 162 earned =5512 yr 4 = 220.48 = 1300 more yr 5 = 7032.56 = 281.30 and so on for 25 or 30 years after year ten your lil $25 a week is now at
$16,221.29 = about half of medium wage today almost
but finding any investment that will stay at 4% or more for 30 years is not easy
This economy blows. Don't believe the jobs numbers. I feel bad for anyone trying to find a real job these days. I wish you luck.
True... Anywhere you look for it'll be tough (expect to hear "no" 99% of the time), even with a degree . Heck, sometimes having certain degrees, like a masters, makes companies think of you as overqualified for certain positions.
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFMARKETCAP:
This economy blows. Don't believe the jobs numbers. I feel bad for anyone trying to find a real job these days. I wish you luck.
True... Anywhere you look for it'll be tough (expect to hear "no" 99% of the time), even with a degree . Heck, sometimes having certain degrees, like a masters, makes companies think of you as overqualified for certain positions.
over 90% are stuck on the JOB treadmill they just don't realize it
Working for others is a road to no where a reg salaried employee making $600 a week net take home $420 spends it all every week never trying to pay thier selves 1st socking away just $25 a week in high yield money market or CD's or whatever in 20 years
will make thier own huge IRA plus if they are lucky enough to work in a fortune 500 company and get that 401 K BOOM they retire in comfort
yes in 25 years that $25 a week = $32500 invested that earns interest all along the way I do not the formula to figure interest that's like 4% compounded weekly or yearly or however it is done
ok 1st year 4% earns 52 $ then it doubles up each year after that
i think no i got it it goes like this
1st year 1300 X 4 % = $52 so 1352 + 1300 2nd year = 2652 X 4 % = 106.80 = 2758.80 + 1300 = $4058.08 = 162 earned =5512 yr 4 = 220.48 = 1300 more yr 5 = 7032.56 = 281.30 and so on for 25 or 30 years after year ten your lil $25 a week is now at
$16,221.29 = about half of medium wage today almost
but finding any investment that will stay at 4% or more for 30 years is not easy
IF you bet 1 horse to SHOW once a year you will make 5% of your entire stake tax-free.If you do that for 10years that's 10 show bets. Easy Goer,Zenyatta,and Curlin would have covered a decade and Califoria Chrome is going to run in some 6-horse fields this summer @SantaAnita or DelMar.
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Quote Originally Posted by iwindaily:
over 90% are stuck on the JOB treadmill they just don't realize it
Working for others is a road to no where a reg salaried employee making $600 a week net take home $420 spends it all every week never trying to pay thier selves 1st socking away just $25 a week in high yield money market or CD's or whatever in 20 years
will make thier own huge IRA plus if they are lucky enough to work in a fortune 500 company and get that 401 K BOOM they retire in comfort
yes in 25 years that $25 a week = $32500 invested that earns interest all along the way I do not the formula to figure interest that's like 4% compounded weekly or yearly or however it is done
ok 1st year 4% earns 52 $ then it doubles up each year after that
i think no i got it it goes like this
1st year 1300 X 4 % = $52 so 1352 + 1300 2nd year = 2652 X 4 % = 106.80 = 2758.80 + 1300 = $4058.08 = 162 earned =5512 yr 4 = 220.48 = 1300 more yr 5 = 7032.56 = 281.30 and so on for 25 or 30 years after year ten your lil $25 a week is now at
$16,221.29 = about half of medium wage today almost
but finding any investment that will stay at 4% or more for 30 years is not easy
IF you bet 1 horse to SHOW once a year you will make 5% of your entire stake tax-free.If you do that for 10years that's 10 show bets. Easy Goer,Zenyatta,and Curlin would have covered a decade and Califoria Chrome is going to run in some 6-horse fields this summer @SantaAnita or DelMar.
True... Anywhere you look for it'll be tough (expect to hear "no" 99% of the time), even with a degree . Heck, sometimes having certain degrees, like a masters, makes companies think of you as overqualified for certain positions.
It may be tough---but you may have to adapt or work at something that you do not have a degree for. Very trying---but there are lots of options out there---especially for a single guy!
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Quote Originally Posted by sethm:
True... Anywhere you look for it'll be tough (expect to hear "no" 99% of the time), even with a degree . Heck, sometimes having certain degrees, like a masters, makes companies think of you as overqualified for certain positions.
It may be tough---but you may have to adapt or work at something that you do not have a degree for. Very trying---but there are lots of options out there---especially for a single guy!
same situation man. thats why im makin the move to miami next year, only 21. dropped outta school. f it im gonna make the most of it, got a decent job now. just stackin and savin. move to miami get a job, maybe do gambling as a profession
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same situation man. thats why im makin the move to miami next year, only 21. dropped outta school. f it im gonna make the most of it, got a decent job now. just stackin and savin. move to miami get a job, maybe do gambling as a profession
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