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Old 04-14-2010, 11:46 PM   #190
SeeGeeWhy
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Good points money guy.

I notice that very few of these dick wavers ever get into how sweet their cash surrender values are.

Investing is only one part of financial planning guys.

Financial management (budgeting), tax planning, asset management (investing), risk management (insurance), retirement planning and estate planning are all pillars to what your plan should be comprised of.

OzyFlame wins the trophy for most pompous and arrogant mental quiff in this thread so far. After explaining how his parents paid for his tuition in full:

"This worked out marvelously, and I can't help but recommend the same path for other undergraduates."

Are you fataing serious. What a stellar... nay, MARVELOUS recommendation. You've really got the system figured out. If only we could all be so wise to have realized that getting someone to GIVE YOU $20,000+ is a good idea. WHY THE HELL DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT!?

Give your head a shake.

Do you have any idea the upward mobility that education provides?

You are the essence of the entitlement stereotype that your generation carries (...I think I'm technically on the front end of that generation being 28 myself). You pretty easily brush off what a gift it is to have your parents pay for your tuition and give you the chance to work and amass wealth while educating yourself.

Un fricken believable!

Sorry dude, but that's about the most dickheaded thing I've seen written on this board in a long time.

1stland... a B.Comm/MBA combo lacks power. An MBA is a B.Comm for people who did not do it the first time around. If you're an accountant, a CA is a much more powerful designation. CFA is another popular and effective way to boost yor B.Comm if you're looking to do that.
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