Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

Walking other peoples dogs. She will get fit, earn money & get experience with dogs.
If she puts an add up at the local supermarket/animal shelter/corner shop or even does a mail drop she should get a response.

Nagesh answers:

This is what i did, ppl in our age have a lot of old toys and old bikes and stuff you used 1-2 times. Sell it! Open a yard sale and you will earn a lot. I earned 300 bucks on it. If you want money in the winter, that is if you have snow where you live. You can plow snow with a spade or something.

Nagesh answers:

If your talented, you could busk?

You could start mowing your neighbours lawns for $20 pop or washing their dogs

You could get a high payed job, which will be difficult to keep secret but still

You could ask for lunch money from your parents everyday when you go out and save it up

You could ask to borrow money from your friends or your parents

Approach the lady selling them for a discount or for a delayed/part payment deal, to give you time to work toward the money

All of the above

Nagesh answers:

Ok, first of all, you’ve got to work on your shyness. But about something to bring in money. I have babysat, cleaned homes, tried to make jewelry, taught Sunday School, and am currently pet-sitting and walking dogs. You need to think about what you like, enjoy, what you don’t mind doing. Unless you really love cleaning, and don’t mind cleaning toilets, I wouldn’t clean other people’s homes. If you have younger siblings or cousins and have taken care of them, then babysitting may be a good idea. If you’re really good in a subject at school, like Mathematics or English, and you have patience, then tutoring might be a good idea. Another thought is this: Take a look around your neighborhood for a week or so. Are there a lot of animals? Are there a lot of kids your age or younger? Do a lot of people cut their own grass, or is there a service doing it for them? Try and figure out what needs your neighborhood has before deciding on what you want to do, and mix it with what you are comfortable doing.

One suggestion that I received recently was this. Once you decide on what services you are willing to provide, create a flyer or brochure from your own computer, either print a bunch out at home or at Kinko’s, punch a hole in the corner, put a rubber band through the hole, and you can hang them from doorknobs or gates, to get the word out. Or if there are individual mailboxes where you live, you can put them in the mailboxes with the mail. Make sure you have some way for people to get in touch with you, whether by e-mail or phone #. If you get any business, keep track of the money, and give some type of receipt to your clients. Even if you aren’t 18, you are added to your parents taxes, and depending on how much you make, you may need to give them copies of the receipts or something. Also a quick question: What type of jobs are you doing in your house?

A laptop for $500? I love HP. But I’ve looked around at Best Buy, and other sources, and Toshiba doesn’t seem too bad, and my family just purchased an Acer as our main desktop computer and it’s wonderful. Just a thought: Before settling on a brand, go to a couple of stores and talk to one of the store clerks about what you want in a laptop, and what price you’re willing to pay. If there’s anything else, my email is sweetabsinthe6@yahoo.com. Good luck!

Nagesh answers:

Do a lot of surveys or go for ptc sites…

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