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the Rich get Richard
Posted 3 months ago

39-Year-Old Black Woman Owns Three Chick-fil-A Restaurants in 3 Different States.Meet Sereena Quick, who has made history by becoming the first Black woman to own a Chick-fil-A in three different states — Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. The 39-year-old entrepreneur most recently opened her Chick-fil-A restaurant in her hometown in Philadelphia. You can do the same... Seize the opportunity to transform your financial future! If you're eager to enhance your credit, establish solid business credit, secure funding for business expansion, or learn the ropes of acquiring absentee businesses or real estate, then look no further. Join our exclusive Be On Boss class where you'll gain invaluable insights and expert guidance—all at no cost to you. Simply click the link in our bio to sign up now. Don't miss out on this chance to take charge of your financial destiny. See you in class!

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

Pick only 3 for your house

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

Which one of these is your favorite?

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

Whats your favorite 2024 memory so far ...
*Katt Williams spilled the beans, including about the Illuminati.
*Some guy beats up a judge in Vegas.
*Craziness over Stanley cup
*Gypsy Rose coming out of prison and telling everyone the D is 🔥
*Guy jumps in naked in a tank at Bass Pro Shop with real live fish.
And we forgot the 👽s at the mall in Miami!!!
*something else

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

This is my bank account right now.. if you're tired of your account looking like this, Send me a dm ... I can help and I teach you everything about buying, Evaluating, scaling and funding a, existing business purchase
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join the mentorship and I'll teach you everything I know Mr.Richard the Rich get Richard #mrrichard #therichgetrichard

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

$222.00 and $2 is ruff... it's ok to but cheap but not to the expense of others, just on yourself. Thoughts 🤔.
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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

Is this crazy or genuis

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

HOW TO MAKE A BUDGET:

1. Write down your total income for the upcoming month.
— This is your take-home (after tax) pay for both you and, if you're married, your spouse. That includes: full-time jobs, second jobs, freelance pay, Social Security checks, and any other source of income.

2. List ALL of your expenses.
— This includes regular expenses (rent or mortgage, electricity, etc.) and your irregular expenses (quarterly payments like insurance or annual HOA fees) that are due. After that, list other expenses, like food, gas, and entertainment. Then, add any savings to that. EVERY dollar you plan to spend and save should be accounted for. It's helpful to add a miscellaneous category, especially the first few times you create a budget. This will ensure you have some extra money on hand if another category ends up being more than planned.

3. Subtract your expenses from your income. This should equal ZERO.
— If you're over or under, check your math or simply return to the previous step and rearrange your plans. Remember, this doesn't mean that you have no money left over at the end of the month, this just means that every single dollar is accounted for and has a "job" to do.

4. Track your spending throughout the month.
— Once the month begins, track your spending. This will help you see if you stayed on budget, and also let you know how much you have left to spend in each category. This gives you a huge sense of control over your money. You don't have to worry if you have enough to get gas when you've made a plan beforehand and stuck to it.

🗓 Create your budget BEFORE a new month begins so you'll be ready to spend with a PLAN.

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

And it begins... $40,000,000,000 in Unrealized Losses Hits JPMorgan Chase As Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup Face Exposure to US Treasuries: Report. .
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JPMorgan Chase has quietly revealed tens of billions of dollars in losses on securities, according to a new report on the company’s overall balance sheet.

The banking giant is now stuck with roughly $40 billion in unrealized bond losses as of Q3 of this year, which is a 20% rise over the previous quarter, reports Barron’s.


The new numbers were located in a footnote on the firm’s third-quarter financial supplement and were higher than an expected $34 billion loss.

The news follows a new quarterly report from Bank of America revealing it now has a total of $131.6 billion in unrealized losses.

Although Wells Fargo and Citigroup have also reported third-quarter earnings, they have yet to reveal the latest stats on their own unrealized losses.

In Q2 of this year, Wells Fargo said it had $40 billion in unrealized bond market losses, while Citigroup had $25 billion in paper losses.

The dangers of unrealized losses came into focus early this year amid the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

The bank’s sudden failure back in March was sparked by an announcement that it had booked a $1.8 billion loss from selling a portion of its underwater bond portfolio.

As a whole, Moody’s estimates that the US banking industry is facing approximately $650 billion in unrealized losses, as reported by Reuters.

Those losses stem from a historic collapse in bonds amid the Fed’s push to keep interest rates higher for longer.

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the Rich get Richard
Posted 1 year ago

Meet Mr. Adam, a self-described enthusiast, shares business insights and money-making ideas on TikTok, IG, and YouTube. At 22, he founded a successful party rental company, later expanding his ventures to include Airbnb, luxury, restroom trailer rentals, and a wedding venue. Frustrated with the scarcity of genuine business discussions on social media, he launched a page to generously share diverse business ideas with his audience. Tune in to the mentorship and learn how you can do it too...

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