Lighthouse
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Personal injury lawyer?
Banker?
Financial "advisor"?
Union boss?
Banker?
Financial "advisor"?
Union boss?
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I wanna be rich, without having to work. What's the best career for stealing money?
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ter1413
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The problem, even successful thievery takes a lot of work.
But seriously, sell drugs. It takes some work to get to the top but the market is huge.
But seriously, sell drugs. It takes some work to get to the top but the market is huge.
ter1413
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Lighthouse
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I hope no one takes the OP too seriously. I just have issues with some of the tactics that PI lawyers engage in . . . junk science, crooked doctors, neck braces, chasing ambulances.
I know there are good financial advisors. I've just recently seen instances of the advisor using his position to take money.
Union bosses, well, hah. No defense for them.
I know there are good financial advisors. I've just recently seen instances of the advisor using his position to take money.
Union bosses, well, hah. No defense for them.
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I had neighbors who were very wealthy when I was growing up.
They made some religious based NFP, then would find really old wealthy people, who would put the NFP in their will and die soon after. They had a private dock on the river with a small houseboat and jet skis, a huge house with an indoor pool and skating rink, and a small elevator despite the house only being 3 stories, and a massive gun collection.
The father, presumably the mastermind behind the scheme, got cancer that killed him very quickly. After that, the family left and I have not heard about them since.
They made some religious based NFP, then would find really old wealthy people, who would put the NFP in their will and die soon after. They had a private dock on the river with a small houseboat and jet skis, a huge house with an indoor pool and skating rink, and a small elevator despite the house only being 3 stories, and a massive gun collection.
The father, presumably the mastermind behind the scheme, got cancer that killed him very quickly. After that, the family left and I have not heard about them since.
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NFP=Non Profit?
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lol, how did dentistry make it into this list? dental school is far from easy and the job itself takes a toll on your health.
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