Originally Posted by JohnGlenn
"I understand compounding interest, living within my means, and the value of investing early, and often. I educated myself on the IRS tax codes (thanks to an economy class I took as an elective in college), how to invest in tax deferred accounts, depreciation on rental properties"

You had to take an econ class to figure out all that high finance stuff you just mentioned. Depreciation on rental properties? Whoa...that is some next level stuff. Just go take the CPA exam right now, I am sure you will pass. You are a very impressive person Buzz. lol Compounding interest? Oh boy. Glad you did not go into debt for that college degree. It was not worth all the animals you had to skin to get it.


Gotta dumb it down, you wouldn't understand the complicated stuff. Also, if you ever went to college, you'd know you have to take electives and paid the same fees for a range of credits. I maximized my money at college as well.

I don't need to take the CPA exam, I hire one to work for me.