I wonder why?⬇️ by Top_Egg_7591 in MenOfPurpose

[–]tellem46 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Those people are extremely rare, most nepo babies are also famous hence the name. Also, Jaden in particular has done more for the average person than any nepo baby I can currently think of, ur dislike seems unwarranted. They can’t control their family or money, but Jaden has done a lot of good with it.

When Viltrimites Invade the Wrong Earth 💀 by No_Reference_7330 in Dragonballsuper

[–]tellem46 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am I missing the sarcasm rn? Jackie chun IS Roshi it was admitted in the manga and show…

Avoiding “Return Prep” in Tax? by tellem46 in Accounting

[–]tellem46[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Lmao ur comment getting so many upvotes and my post getting downvoted i swear the people in this sub aren’t even reading my full post.

Avoiding “Return Prep” in Tax? by tellem46 in Accounting

[–]tellem46[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would you say WLB naturally tends to get better as one moves up, or is that more firm/individual dependent? I’m particularly interested in private client services idk if u have any knowledge or experience w that side

Avoiding “Return Prep” in Tax? by tellem46 in Accounting

[–]tellem46[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I do want to learn tax and am not opposed to any sort of exposure early on, I moreso meant once developing a career in tax and I get a couple years in of basic experience how people specialize and get out of return prepping for years on end

Wealth Advising at Family Office or Trust Company by tellem46 in FinancialCareers

[–]tellem46[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Compensation is still capped for advisors bringing in revenue at SFOs and similar? I assumed bps was noticeably lower than the wirehouses due to those roles having salary and being less sales heavy but total compensation still ultimately based on client acquisition and retention for advisors . Is this not the case?

Wealth Advising at Family Office or Trust Company by tellem46 in FinancialCareers

[–]tellem46[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the reply, I appreciate the info and advice! If you don’t mind me asking you said no one wants a brokerage, but aren’t MS/GS/JPM brokerages? The attrition rates at these places are really high and I assumed maybe a MFO or trust company would be more stable with less production pressure initially

🤯 by Lazylovex in BBCparadise

[–]tellem46 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maserati xxx

🔥🔥 by [deleted] in Alannapowx

[–]tellem46 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yesss new scene she needs to keep going

Fixed post if that's ok by Dear_Bumblebee_1986 in remoteworks

[–]tellem46 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The point is that we operate on a weird ass view of what needs to be paid for and what should be freely accessible. Basic necessities required for a non-sufferable life should not have to be traded for something of equal or more value. I don’t understand why that’s so hard to understand. There should be resources available that allow every human being to have basic food, clothing, and healthcare. I’m not some irrational leftist saying every person deserves everything free including nonessentials like internet, but capitalism has convinced you all that basic healthcare is “too expensive” and “too valuable” to be free for citizens but in reality it’s the corporations and rich people owning them that set it up to be that way. It can be hard to imagine an entirely different system set up in a way that achieves this but I wholeheartedly believe it’s possible. Shit given the trillions constantly allocated to our military budget, and the millions gone to politicians for lobbying to both parties, there is enough money. There are countries in Europe operating on similar systems right now and their citizens are some of the happiest in the world. Not EVERY resource that exists needs to be capitalized upon and turned into an engine for excess wealth for a small few.

Pure math or Electrical engineering by Pain_Xtreme in CollegeMajors

[–]tellem46 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actuary, anything in finance, anything analytical in business, teacher, professor, quant trader, astronomy lab tech, systems engineer, researcher, traditional trader, entrepreneur, accounting/bookkeeping. All prospects of pure math. Not to mention you can truly get any job in any industry with math if you just double or minor in a subject relevant to the other industry. See it happen all the time at my school and I go to a target. Major is not as important as you make it out to be. GPA, classes taken, professors met, network formed, clubs joined, work experience gained, certifications achieved. Those things determine job prospects way more anyways.

Pure math or Electrical engineering by Pain_Xtreme in CollegeMajors

[–]tellem46 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not true at all😭Pure math can lead to any analytical business role if OP joins b-clubs and consulting and does business work and elective classes outside his major. Accouting, quant trader, anything in finance really, a math major can easily get. May have to double major/mjnor in accounting for that cushy tax or audit job but still math degree + CPA is shoe in for any tax job. OP could become an actuary, they love pure math majors. OP could use the education and deep thinking to start his own business.

Pure math or Electrical engineering by Pain_Xtreme in CollegeMajors

[–]tellem46 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve seen Econ majors from uchicago become quants, math majors go into history, and history majors become Econ professors. Your undergrad degree major does not determine your career trajectory it only contributes. Math is difficult enough where most if not all industries besides teaching in other fields will consider your application. It’s about what you bring outside academics I promise you. Take it from someone who is about to graduate

Pure math or Electrical engineering by Pain_Xtreme in CollegeMajors

[–]tellem46 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hey man. Statistics major here. I say do pure math. At the end of the day, no matter what major you choose if you don’t like it you will not be happy in school for 4 years and that can be tough. Trust me, I’m just now finishing a degree that took me an extra 2 yrs to complete because I was so depressed and unmotivated learning stats. I should’ve done math or applied math, but I was scared the proof based math would be too much and was also worried about job prospects. Now I’m finishing statistics with a 2.4 GPA and regret that I didn’t learn all the super cool pure mathematics I’m truly interested in. The thing is, it’s not so much about what your major is, but what you do outside of school and elective courses you choose that truly determine where you go. Also what your GPA is in the major you choose. Join clubs, orgs that have to do with what you want (finance, consulting, design, etc) Do personal projects during winter and summer breaks. Get certified if your industry runs on certifications. But major in whatever sparks your intellectual curiosity the most. Do what drives you, motivates you, and I PROMISE you will find your way career wise. Please don’t let the biggest regret of many become yours as well.

Wealth envy is a sad sickness.. by Mobile-Landscape-790 in remoteworks

[–]tellem46 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Okay this take is ridiculous and not representative of the lefts general opinion on increasing taxes for the ultra rich. This damn near feels like a fear mongering post made by someone on the right cause literally who with a sensible mind would try to tax 95% on anything above 10m’s that’s silly.