What are everyone's thoughts on what defines a "realistic goal" given the opportunities presented in this day and age?

As I've gone through life (though I'm only 25), the idea of "becoming filthy rich" pretty much grows more and more unrealistic/unlikely, and the whole "special snowflake" mentality has become increasingly apparent. Which yeah, is depressing in a way.

So I've set myself the goal that before I'm TOO old, I want to have a passive income, of some measure.
The idea of financial freedom is more appealing than a lifestyle of high income/high workload. To me, anyway.

What are your financial goals?
Do you think they are realistic?
Do you have a plan?

What is your job and your income ? What do you like about it ? What is your dream job ?

How come a person like this can become a successful property developer?

Salim Mehajer.

What is property developing, how do I get into it, and how do I become a rich douchebag like him?

I'm about to graduate college with a degree in psychology and would like to pursue an m.a. in business administration right after. Am I doing the right decision? Or could I up my business sense in other ways? I'm afraid of graduating without any available careers for me.

Hey /biz/ what are some good ways of preparing for online job assessments? the type you get once your initial application is successful, but they want to filter you some more before any interview is done.

So I work at a chocolate company and get an employee discount. A local coffee shop I frequent wants to buy chocolate from me directly rather than from the source because they don't want to buy the minimum order of 500lbs at a time (this is a small coffee shop). They offered to give me free coffee as compensation, but should I ask for like a commission fee or something? If so, how much? I'm not really experienced with this kind of stuff.

Thanks in advance

Is the economy collapsing next year?

I can't believe that moderator removed my post about forex course, because of stupid arguing with non-competitive persons on this topic.

OK,all is FREE.
FREE for all 4chan members.
But I only under one condition.
I will do this only if I get more than 15 participants!
If not money ,show me at least that you are heated for this!

Join course for free and thank me later.

So I've got a bit of a dilemma and not quite sure what to do.

It revolves around the tax free savings account the Canadian gov offers.


Right now I have some investments in just a regular account, and of course I get taxed on those.
I have shifted my investing strategy into DRIPS for the most part.
And in the account I have a a few dead stocks that has basically crashed and burned into huge (relative) losses.
Now, currently with I am down about 5% in book value, but I have been receiving regular dividends.

I would like to convert my brokerage account into a TFSA, but if I do that for tax purposes it would be like I sold and rebought my shares and therefor I would pain any capital gains tax on earnings.

But as of right now my earnings are slim, except for maybe around 1k in dividends.

So what should I do ? Should I convert it over to a TFSA now or wait until I have a better year and do it then so my losses will offset the gains ?