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you can tell most tech jobs ( i would say all of them really) are useless jobs. The entire US economy is nothing more than shoving papers around and doing some menial bullshit, whilst cashing in a rapidly declining paycheck. Even those "high paying" jobs are now low paying, and jobs that once used to pay well, just kinda suck now in pay, even though the pay band itself hasn't changed. You can tell the end is near when the jews are trying to suck whatever remaining wealth is left before fucking off as always. I bet they're gonna push for some kind of horseshit IRS pension/401k tax on top of the inflation to really make sure no stone is unturned to fuck over the goy

you can tell most tech jobs ( i would say all of them really) are useless jobs. The entire US economy is nothing more than shoving papers around and doing some menial bullshit, whilst cashing in a rapidly declining paycheck. Even those "high paying" jobs are now low paying, and jobs that once used to pay well, just kinda suck now in pay, even though the pay band itself hasn't changed. You can tell the end is near when the jews are trying to suck whatever remaining wealth is left before fucking off as always. I bet they're gonna push for some kind of horseshit IRS pension/401k tax on top of the inflation to really make sure no stone is unturned to fuck over the goy

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The trick is that when you put money into a corporate retirement plan, your investment options are extremely limited. You have to buy mutual funds or ETFs. This gives the shareholder voting rights to the (((management company))).

I"m 99% sure that's why. It keeps goy money under jewish control, which allows them to control corporations and prevents goy from investing their money in their own parallel economy.

If you're going to do a retirement plan, see if your employer offers a "self-directed" 401k where you can own your own stocks and investments. Most do not.