Now go fix your country.
That’s the plan. Get the skills here and try to plug the gaps there.
Now go fix your country.
Gotta refresh a few things on the resume
Targeting a few HR analyst positions
Just naturalized as a US citizen
The stage is set for my return to Nigeria.
Congrats breh
- Taxes on Worldwide Reported Income.
- EU/Caribbean Banks refusing to open bank accounts unless you hold 5 mill
Explain the 2nd point though
There are ways you can do it with Trusts and other structures but
Foreign Banks don't want the hassle of dealing with the IRS below that amount.
Well if you're anything like me, if you're paying for some sort of subscription service that you don't need, cancel that shyt asap. 3 months in a row so far I've cost myself money that I shouldn't have because I don't want to just get on the phonetrying to set up something of budget now that i've finally moved to london, no fukking way i will be able to survive on this salary on more than 1 year
man i thinking weather i can either afford gym or notWell if you're anything like me, if you're paying for some sort of subscription service that you don't need, cancel that shyt asap. 3 months in a row so far I've cost myself money that I shouldn't have because I don't want to just get on the phone
man i thinking weather i can either afford gym or not
The problem with this being my first year in london i will have to be social and wont be able to turn down any social invitations luckily for me the area i work and live in has a good social scene so i wont be spending any money on transport and also we get free food at work which will cut down my food costs. but still after rent and other expense i will be barley saving any money
cant say from where or i will expose myself but it's a small city in europeWhere did you relocate from? London is bad as far as expenses, but it shouldn't be too bad. But the no savings part is terrible.
sounds like to me probably wants you to do something that might be half legit but in the end will fukk your credit or somethingAnyone here knowledgeable about buying foreclosed homes and getting a home equity line of credit with it?
My boy from London called me up a week ago and said there’s a way in the US where I could take $2K, buy the deed to a foreclosed home, take the deed to the bank and get up to a $20K line of credit.
I’m always open to make side income but a $2K to $20K flip sounds funny. We’re having a call later this week so he can fully explain the process to me because I’m sure I’m missing crucial steps/info.