Message from @Krieger The Viking Plague Doctor

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2018-05-13 12:02:54 UTC  

send mony pleas

2018-05-13 12:04:01 UTC  

I just use my credit card like a debit card as its automatically linked to my bank account.

2018-05-13 12:04:29 UTC  

Dunno if it makes my credit better or worse to pay on time all the time but meh.

2018-05-13 12:06:16 UTC  

It does improve your score. Not as good as paying it well before the payment date is due but it still helps.

2018-05-13 12:08:01 UTC  

when the bill comes for me I usually pay it *immediately*

2018-05-13 12:10:01 UTC  

Why not just use debit? It was the default type provided for me by my bank

2018-05-13 12:10:45 UTC  

Given the choice I'd say that in every case debit > credit as at least in my opinion it's much more safer

2018-05-13 12:11:43 UTC  

The only time you ever need to worry about your credit is when you wanna buy a house or get a loan

2018-05-13 12:12:09 UTC  

Because for things like cars and houses you need to prove you have a history of paying for things on time.

2018-05-13 12:12:12 UTC  

If you got a decent enough job with a 20% deposit you won't need a really high credit to get the mortage either.

2018-05-13 12:12:17 UTC  

If it's 5% then you def will

2018-05-13 12:12:46 UTC  

Wasn't for things like cars and houses more important that you're not in debt and that you have stable income?

2018-05-13 12:12:55 UTC  

Of course nothing is stopping you from taking that car and house to texas and telling those fucking kikes to take a hike.

2018-05-13 12:12:59 UTC  

*morgages*

2018-05-13 12:13:09 UTC  

can I just buy things outright?

2018-05-13 12:13:19 UTC  

Why can't I use gold bars

2018-05-13 12:13:20 UTC  

You can if you're really good with money I guess

2018-05-13 12:13:39 UTC  

good ol gold and silver bars

2018-05-13 12:13:50 UTC  

also coins if you're into them

2018-05-13 12:14:18 UTC  

Gold and silver are poor investments if you plan on cashing them in, they are more savings hedges

2018-05-13 12:14:27 UTC  

I watch these american renovation shows and some houses in texas you can buy for like $40,000

2018-05-13 12:14:33 UTC  

It's so cool

2018-05-13 12:14:33 UTC  

nah I wouldnt do that

2018-05-13 12:14:48 UTC  

cashing out gold/silver I mean

2018-05-13 12:14:54 UTC  

thought I was considering going FX

2018-05-13 12:15:03 UTC  

I like the FX markets

2018-05-13 12:15:12 UTC  

Where I live houses went from 400k to 1.3 mil

2018-05-13 12:15:13 UTC  

Usually those are in really out of the way areas and have problems that need certified labor to fix so you really don't save much

2018-05-13 12:15:53 UTC  

unless you are certified labor. In which case its a labor intensive but profitable way to make money if you are good.

2018-05-13 12:16:43 UTC  

most expensive places: hong kong, hong kouver and sydney

2018-05-13 12:16:52 UTC  

Sydney is fucked

2018-05-13 12:17:15 UTC  

Rent in the outer rim of the suburbs was 550-600 a week for a shitty tiny house

2018-05-13 12:17:38 UTC  

I bet its alot cheaper to be in tokyo now or even a tier 1 us city

2018-05-13 12:17:49 UTC  

It would actually be

2018-05-13 12:17:52 UTC  

its pretty ridiculous

2018-05-13 12:17:59 UTC  

All the fucking chinks buying in sydney rose the prices up

2018-05-13 12:18:11 UTC  

sum - Today at 13:10
Why not just use debit? It was the default type provided for me by my bank
Given the choice I'd say that in every case debit > credit as at least in my opinion it's much more safer

not necessarily true, since credit card gives you
- consumer credit protection laws that allow you to chargeback more easily
- since it's technically the lender's money that is at risk, they'd be more incentivised to pursue your case and recover the money if shit goes down
- builds up your credit score

2018-05-13 12:18:24 UTC  

credit card is the way to go for dodgy transactions

2018-05-13 12:18:30 UTC  

reminds me of certain article

2018-05-13 12:18:55 UTC  

shit is fucked in burgerland around major metros too