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Originally posted by stevenwwjd
I said I want a BMW 6-series.. thats a goal. Not what I own. And as for steady proof of income, how do you know I do not have a steady proof of income? Essentially, banks look at assets and your net worth. Not just your income.
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I'm sorry, but you speak like a kid who just googled everything for an answer, which is fine. At least you try.
Sure banks look at assets and your net worth. So, are you saying that you get your loans approved because you are a high net-worth person? at age of, say 18? I dont know... it is possible, but you still havent exactly explained how.
I really dont need/want the details, but at least a simple glimpse of how that is possible. Then, I can make some inferences on my own. We're not looking for propreitories here. Just some simple example explainations.
financial management licenses? such as? The youngest ever CFA I know of is 28 years old with 5 years of industry experience and completing all 3 levels before he grad from NYU. Sure, I guess there are maybe 25 years old, but you're 19 did you say? No matter how I cut it, you're not there.
OR are you talking about some types of securities licensing? At least from here, you need a sponsorship from a financial institutions to take those exams, such as Series, 6, 7, or 26, just the more common ones.
Anyhow, yea, the one possibility I can think of, which is very possible that you have started a company (usually tech) and then it got really big and stupid microsoft bought you off?
I dont know.
But good for you though to have all that at 19. I, for one, had no idea what I was doing when I was 19.