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I skimmed through all the responses but didnt see UPS driver, arent they commanding somewhere like 100-170k these days?! That would be my top suggestion.
Tbh anything that would pay you cash is best, or if u wanna get complex, do something that is 1099 and u can deduct a lot of living expenses. I know laywers who do their own practice, probably make a few hundred thousand but show like 60k on paper and qualify for all kinds of gov benefits and credits.
Tbh anything that would pay you cash is best, or if u wanna get complex, do something that is 1099 and u can deduct a lot of living expenses. I know laywers who do their own practice, probably make a few hundred thousand but show like 60k on paper and qualify for all kinds of gov benefits and credits.
Honestly, a great job is if you can mix your hobby and work.
A guy I knew was a driver for some mob guy. He needed to drive the girls to their appointment and make sure they were safe and collect $. When she was not busy, they would just be hanging out in his car. Get food etc. He got some action even though he was told he could not participate with the girls.
Not sure if they advertise anymore, but they use to.
A guy I knew was a driver for some mob guy. He needed to drive the girls to their appointment and make sure they were safe and collect $. When she was not busy, they would just be hanging out in his car. Get food etc. He got some action even though he was told he could not participate with the girls.
Not sure if they advertise anymore, but they use to.
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or IT Security Professionals on the mainframe as well
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https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=802474&p=30&view=issueViewer
or IT Security Professionals on the mainframe as well
https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=23209&i=805488&p=10&ver=html5
Every "job" I had did not have a company funded pension. I funded my "pension" thru 401K. I did just fine thank you.
The defined benefit pensions are going the way of the dodo bird IMHO. If you want to see an example talk to any recently hired NYS teacher who is in tier 6. Even with tier 6 have them tell you how 1000 applicants apply for each position.
The companies that have them will go out of business from the companies that do not. The State gov's that have them will lose out to those states that don't and the Fed's will have major contractions from time to time to clean out employees either before they get vested or before a significant benefit is accumulated.
The defined benefit pensions are going the way of the dodo bird IMHO. If you want to see an example talk to any recently hired NYS teacher who is in tier 6. Even with tier 6 have them tell you how 1000 applicants apply for each position.
The companies that have them will go out of business from the companies that do not. The State gov's that have them will lose out to those states that don't and the Fed's will have major contractions from time to time to clean out employees either before they get vested or before a significant benefit is accumulated.
NYS is actually really low on staffing overall. The Governor mentioned it in her state of the state annual speech. About 13k short. This is after hiring freezes since early 2000s. A good time to take that Bi-annual PCO exam. Ton of people will be retiring soon. Pension, 457b plans (similar to 401k, only for public servants) plus annual pay raises is not a bad deal. You won’t get millions rich, but with a little effort (to build up your productivity reputation and trust with supervisors) and ambition( take the promotion tests) it’s a comfortable living