Friday, February 1, 2013

how can i make money at 14?

how can i make money at 14?
i live in Adelaide, Australia im 14 and need some extra money. i dunno what to do. im responsible, fit, do what im told to do, nice, friendly, persistent, and have skills in alot of sports. theres just one problem. during normal school weeks i have a very full week. Monday: baseball (depending on season) Tuesday: Lacrosse (depending on season) Wednesday: Karate Thursday: Baseball or Lacrosse (depending on season) Friday: Cadets Saturday: lacrosse game (depending on season) sunday: Baseball (depending on season) so as you can see my week is very full. apart from now because im on the christmas holidays which is about 6-7 weeks. i desperately need money for a new bike and spending money for my holiday to vancouver. WTF DO I DO!?!?!?!?!?!
Personal Finance - 11 Answers
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1 :
McDonalds.
2 :
Get a morning newpaper delivery job.
3 :
um, you will have to make time
4 :
Quit some of your sports, work at chik-fil-a.
5 :
im sure you could fit things in beetween all your activitys.. wash neigbours cars, walk there dogs, do chores around the hous for extra money, get a paper round, go to local butchers they do employ under 16 yr olds to clean on weekend ends
6 :
spare time stand on the street corner with a tin cup? apply for a grant that you do not need to pay back? paper route? I would not recommend - robbing a bank, selling drugs, or selling sex
7 :
know anyone who can pay you to help them out? like freelance, only, "not free" ? heck, i bet alot of people who have jobs they need to get done, but can't, because they busy, or can't do it.. its a start.. favor for a favor, work for people, get paid.. and you don't even have to work for weeks to get paid..
8 :
well first, Wednesday, replace karate with taekwondo, maybe you could start a potatoe farm in your backyard and make chips and start a chip stand, cut up some potatoes, deep fry em and voila! chips, an inexpensive way to make money. your mum will like it! (my sincerest apologies if you don't have a mother) and if that doesn't work, go up to a kid and tell em you'll give em a piggy back for 5 bucks, he will then proceed to whine to his mum until she finally gives in! 5 bucks! and the piggy back doesn't even have to last that long! and half way you could just fall backwards! perfect recipe for holiday fun! and a lawsuit for illegal, unlicensed transportation of kids and homicide. LET THE FUN TIMES BEGIN!
9 :
i'm 14 too, and i usually babysit or sell cookies to earn some money.. you should do babysitting too, at night since u have a lot of activities during the day! But my social life went a little bit down, because while some people were partying i had to babysit... but i really needed that money so yeah... and selling cookies; it's rather fun! well i did that with a friend and we earned a lot, after a whole weekend of ringing people's doorbells :D
10 :
Live your age dear...live your life and don't think about how to make money, unless you are in a hopeless financial situation and you need to help your parents but in this case I think you have to sacrifice some of your activities...if things are not that serious, I recommend you stop thinking this way, try to have fun in each and every minute of your life, because in 3 to 4 years from now you will have to work your ass out day and night for college and part time job...
11 :
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