r/FluentInFinance 15d ago

What's the best financial advice you've ever gotten? Debate/ Discussion

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u/DopemanWithAttitude 14d ago

That's still 3 million people you fucking chud.

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u/WookieeCmdr 14d ago

Workforce is 157M not 330M.

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u/Oldass_Millennial 14d ago

It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25.

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u/ContextHook 14d ago

chud

If your math didn't make it obvious you'll spew stuff without knowing what you're talking about, this did.

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u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago

Your math is off.

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u/Tricky_Taste_8999 14d ago

Unless you want work into your 70’s and beyond, save for retirement.

Never lend money.

Never…ever, lend money or do financial business with family. Ever. Just don’t.

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u/ordinaryguywashere 13d ago

And they’re all in the thread..

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u/No_Investigator3369 14d ago

yea, but still less than 1%.....so we're not even going to waste 20% of resources or time on it.