This sounds pretty cool, can you elaborate?
Sure. See, the bankers forgot what they were supposed to be - lending money to create wealth. Like you said, it's all "big profits now for me, fuck everything else!"
They could charge a crushing 10~15% (or more) monthly interest, then tell you how to run your business if you borrowed a mere 50,000$ to start a business with. Me, I offer an alternate solution. Instead of lifelong debt to banks and educational institutions, I offer loans with a one-time fee and digital books respectively.
Let's say a small family wants to borrow 50,000$ to start a small business and agrees to pay it in 2 years. We meet up, and I look over their business plan. If it looks good, I give them some advice pro bono, then lend them the 50,000$. Then, I help them grow. They pay off the 2084$/month, then at the end of the full payment and clearing the debt completely, add in a small fee - maybe 300$ or so.
That's it. No banks, no tax, no feds and no cuts for greedy bureaucrats.
Same for people who want to learn. I get them some books/ebooks, some self-learning guides, and provide the means to let them study and learn at their own pace. For this, I charge less than a dollar per person. (((College))) gets cut out of the deal. What both these services actually get me is something far more valuable.
Networking and contacts. The rural chicken farm I invested in back in 2020 after the chinavirus bioterror attack (and worked part time at) when they first started up now sends me a dozen or so eggs every week for no charge.
This sounds pretty cool, can you elaborate?
Sure. See, the bankers forgot what they were supposed to be - lending money to create wealth. Like you said, it's all "big profits now for me, fuck everything else!"
They could charge a crushing 10~15% (or more) monthly interest, then tell you how to run your business if you borrowed a mere 50,000$ to start a business with. Me, I offer an alternate solution. Instead of lifelong debt to banks and educational institutions, I offer loans with a one-time fee and digital books respectively.
Let's say a small family wants to borrow 50,000$ to start a small business and agrees to pay it in 2 years. We meet up, and I look over their business plan. If it looks good, I give them some advice pro bono, then lend them the 50,000$. Then, I help them grow. They pay off the 2084$/month, then at the end of the full payment and clearing the debt completely, add in a small fee - maybe 300$ or so.
That's it. No banks, no tax, no feds and no cuts for greedy bureaucrats.
Same for people who want to learn. I get them some books/ebooks, some self-learning guides, and provide the means to let them study and learn at their own pace. For this, I charge less than a dollar per person. What both these services actually get me is something far more valuable.
Networking and contacts. The rural chicken farm I invested in back in 2020 after the chinavirus bioterror attack (and worked part time at) when they first started up now sends me a dozen or so eggs every week for no charge.