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<p>[QUOTE="Peter T Davis, post: 132885, member: 1"]Here's a few random thoughts.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ask for $35K with $5k raise in 6 months, thus you're only $5k down on your prior salary at the end of the year.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ask if they can amend the non-compete to allow you to trade on the side, in a type of coin that they don't deal with (may or may not be a viable idea).</p><p><br /></p><p>Are you considering this as an educational experience, if successful you'll go full time into business yourself after a year (or whatever period of time)? If so, you'd just need to budget with savings and recuded spendings for that period of time until your business turns a successful profit.</p><p><br /></p><p>If you're thinking of this as a jumping board to a bigger job with a grading service or something, why not go directly to that job? Somehow avoid getting into a low-paying job and stagnating for too many years. What's worse, a 55 year old carpet salesman, or a 55 year old coin store employee with how many tens of thousands of dollars less?</p><p><br /></p><p>Take up Roy's suggestion, at least part-way, and find other ways to increase your cash-flow? The typical Kiyosaki method is to buy investment grade residential real estate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Peter T Davis, post: 132885, member: 1"]Here's a few random thoughts. Ask for $35K with $5k raise in 6 months, thus you're only $5k down on your prior salary at the end of the year. Ask if they can amend the non-compete to allow you to trade on the side, in a type of coin that they don't deal with (may or may not be a viable idea). Are you considering this as an educational experience, if successful you'll go full time into business yourself after a year (or whatever period of time)? If so, you'd just need to budget with savings and recuded spendings for that period of time until your business turns a successful profit. If you're thinking of this as a jumping board to a bigger job with a grading service or something, why not go directly to that job? Somehow avoid getting into a low-paying job and stagnating for too many years. What's worse, a 55 year old carpet salesman, or a 55 year old coin store employee with how many tens of thousands of dollars less? Take up Roy's suggestion, at least part-way, and find other ways to increase your cash-flow? The typical Kiyosaki method is to buy investment grade residential real estate.[/QUOTE]
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