Saturday, September 14, 2013
i want to make some money.?
i want to make some money.?
hi im student in brisbane australia.i have 15000$-18000$and i want to start work with this money. somebody guide me buy a courier van or small second hand truck it will give me help to get a job and good money.if u have any idea or suggestion please help me plsssssss.
Investing - 4 Answers
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Invest all of that into realestate... Bricks and Mortar .. never fails .. trust me!
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invest your money else where like the stock market probably wouldn't suggest into real estate since its so expense to manage a rental house, you would have to wait years for the property price to (possibly) increase and you don't have that much money write a resume look at jobs on careerone.com and apply for any that interest you since your a student i am guessing your not looking for fulltime work? and you wont get 'good' money also im not sure why you want a van, courier companies provide there own vehicles
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Turned your $500 into over $7000 in just 6 months Trading with stock I make 2 to 3 trades a week with stock, averaging 15 - 35% on each trade. The best part is, they usually make those gains within 24 - 48 hours! I'm now trading full time from home. Thank you. You can visit my site for more guidelines http://bit.ly/c8JJPk
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Invest it to small time business but sure income. That way you can increase you business to big time. But for now, start to small but before doing that please visit and read more information. to know that best of best
Saturday, September 7, 2013
How much does a librarian worker make per year?
How much does a librarian worker make per year?
I'm in Australia, by the way. I'm about to do an eighteen month course teaching me how to be a librarian, and I'm kind of wondering how much money I'll make from it. Anybody know?
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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Highest-Paid 10%: $70,200+ Middle: $36,980 - $56,960 Lowest-Paid 10%: $28,930- Notes: This was the annual pay for U.S. librarians in 2004. The Australian librarian pay might be around the same, but with different currency, of course.
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Each year the American Library Association conducts a salary survey of librarians. All this data can be found on page http://ala-apa.org/salaries/salaries.html
I'm in Australia, by the way. I'm about to do an eighteen month course teaching me how to be a librarian, and I'm kind of wondering how much money I'll make from it. Anybody know?
Other - Education - 2 Answers
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Highest-Paid 10%: $70,200+ Middle: $36,980 - $56,960 Lowest-Paid 10%: $28,930- Notes: This was the annual pay for U.S. librarians in 2004. The Australian librarian pay might be around the same, but with different currency, of course.
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Each year the American Library Association conducts a salary survey of librarians. All this data can be found on page http://ala-apa.org/salaries/salaries.html
Sunday, September 1, 2013
How much can I make at a minimum wage job in two months?
How much can I make at a minimum wage job in two months?
Hey there, I just got a part time job at Dairy Queen and my basic goal is to save up enough money to go to Australia for a week in the summer. I'll be working whenever I can, so I was wondering if anyone knows how much I can approximately make in two months with a part time job? I live in Canada by the way.
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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do the math
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How much will you earn each day? Minimum wage varies between countries and even varies in different states! If you earn like 50 dollars in 8 hours and multiply for 20 work days, you'd be earning a bit over 1000 dollars. Check airplane tickets at online websites. For example, an average plane ticket from Toronto to Sydney costs between 1800-2000 dollars. So, if you earn 1000 dollars a month, you would need to work 2 months to pay for the plane ticket. Then add up hotel costs, food costs and entertainment costs for the amount of weeks you would be there. Let's say you need 4000 dollars for a 10 day trip because you want to go to a nice hotel and do some activities. You would need to save your money for almost 4 months to pay for it.
Hey there, I just got a part time job at Dairy Queen and my basic goal is to save up enough money to go to Australia for a week in the summer. I'll be working whenever I can, so I was wondering if anyone knows how much I can approximately make in two months with a part time job? I live in Canada by the way.
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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do the math
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How much will you earn each day? Minimum wage varies between countries and even varies in different states! If you earn like 50 dollars in 8 hours and multiply for 20 work days, you'd be earning a bit over 1000 dollars. Check airplane tickets at online websites. For example, an average plane ticket from Toronto to Sydney costs between 1800-2000 dollars. So, if you earn 1000 dollars a month, you would need to work 2 months to pay for the plane ticket. Then add up hotel costs, food costs and entertainment costs for the amount of weeks you would be there. Let's say you need 4000 dollars for a 10 day trip because you want to go to a nice hotel and do some activities. You would need to save your money for almost 4 months to pay for it.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Help! need to Make alot of money in one year?
Help! need to Make alot of money in one year?
Hey Guys! Im hoping to go on a holiday to england about this time next year to visit my older sister. Im 15 and need to save up for money i live in australia and at this point i cant find a job i have been looking EVERY WHERE! im having a garage sale this weekend but i need more ideas to earn more money....im well aware how much it will cost me and that i have to pay for things over there and luggage and clothes so don't bother telling me about that, and im prepared for when the time comes and i don't have enough money so i know what im doing and i have done my research and just want to know how to earn more money. Cheers Guys Xx
Personal Finance - 2 Answers
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Look harder for a job. Get two part time jobs. Expecting or looking for money without working is not realistic.
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I think that paid surveys are the best way because you don't need some skills.You can work only when you want and to make money from home.Than't cool. And you can make up to $75/hour, that is true.
Hey Guys! Im hoping to go on a holiday to england about this time next year to visit my older sister. Im 15 and need to save up for money i live in australia and at this point i cant find a job i have been looking EVERY WHERE! im having a garage sale this weekend but i need more ideas to earn more money....im well aware how much it will cost me and that i have to pay for things over there and luggage and clothes so don't bother telling me about that, and im prepared for when the time comes and i don't have enough money so i know what im doing and i have done my research and just want to know how to earn more money. Cheers Guys Xx
Personal Finance - 2 Answers
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Look harder for a job. Get two part time jobs. Expecting or looking for money without working is not realistic.
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I think that paid surveys are the best way because you don't need some skills.You can work only when you want and to make money from home.Than't cool. And you can make up to $75/hour, that is true.
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
URGENT! What are the Pros and Cons of Australia becoming a republic?
URGENT! What are the Pros and Cons of Australia becoming a republic?
eg. Pro: Australia would not have to look to the sovereign of another country for leadership and decision making. Con: Australia will have to change their money, flag and other important things which will be time consuming. Anything would help. Thanks in advance! xx 10 points for best answer! (:
Government - 1 Answers
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Cons I feel that if we become a republic it will have a hidden cost. this being we should always remember this Country has a Constitution that was formed many years ago by men who had decent moral values and the attitude of not what's in it for me but one of what will this do to my and everyone else who lives here. Any change will result in the pollies trying to manipulate the constitution to fit their ideas of what's in it for my mob. It works well why change it remember it sacked Whitlam Powerful stuff when needed..
eg. Pro: Australia would not have to look to the sovereign of another country for leadership and decision making. Con: Australia will have to change their money, flag and other important things which will be time consuming. Anything would help. Thanks in advance! xx 10 points for best answer! (:
Government - 1 Answers
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Cons I feel that if we become a republic it will have a hidden cost. this being we should always remember this Country has a Constitution that was formed many years ago by men who had decent moral values and the attitude of not what's in it for me but one of what will this do to my and everyone else who lives here. Any change will result in the pollies trying to manipulate the constitution to fit their ideas of what's in it for my mob. It works well why change it remember it sacked Whitlam Powerful stuff when needed..
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013
What jobs are there not enough people for in Australia?
What jobs are there not enough people for in Australia?
Because my mum is from ireland and when she was in her 20's she worked in Australia as a nurse and when she went back to ireland (because she was missing her family too much) they tried to make her stay with money and stuff as they had such a lack of nurses in Australia and am just wondering what other jobs they need in australia?
Other - Australia - 5 Answers
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There is a whole list of Jobs that are in demand. Too much to list here. Check out http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/skilled-occupations/occupations-in-demand.htm
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There has always been a demand for good hairdressers in Australia. I've heard that to become qualified it is quite a long apprenticeship though. Here's a list of vacancies at present. http://mycareer.com.au/jobs/-/trades/hairdressing/ Nurses are always in demand too and many of my UK female friends here in Australia have gained visas through that avenue.
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Competent, honest and effective Politicians. We just cannot find enough of them. Out of 22 million people , all we get is liars and cheats.
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Our list of needed occupations is the Skilled Occupations List (SOL). If you don't have qualifications and experience in one of the jobs on there, you will not get a work visa unless you have state government or employer sponsorship. http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/new-list-of-occupations.pdf The MODL list given in the first answer was revoked on 8 February this year and is no longer valid. Hairdresser is one of the trades that was on the MODL and is not on the new SOL.
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doctors nurses teachers fruit pickers
Because my mum is from ireland and when she was in her 20's she worked in Australia as a nurse and when she went back to ireland (because she was missing her family too much) they tried to make her stay with money and stuff as they had such a lack of nurses in Australia and am just wondering what other jobs they need in australia?
Other - Australia - 5 Answers
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There is a whole list of Jobs that are in demand. Too much to list here. Check out http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/skilled-occupations/occupations-in-demand.htm
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There has always been a demand for good hairdressers in Australia. I've heard that to become qualified it is quite a long apprenticeship though. Here's a list of vacancies at present. http://mycareer.com.au/jobs/-/trades/hairdressing/ Nurses are always in demand too and many of my UK female friends here in Australia have gained visas through that avenue.
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Competent, honest and effective Politicians. We just cannot find enough of them. Out of 22 million people , all we get is liars and cheats.
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Our list of needed occupations is the Skilled Occupations List (SOL). If you don't have qualifications and experience in one of the jobs on there, you will not get a work visa unless you have state government or employer sponsorship. http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/new-list-of-occupations.pdf The MODL list given in the first answer was revoked on 8 February this year and is no longer valid. Hairdresser is one of the trades that was on the MODL and is not on the new SOL.
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doctors nurses teachers fruit pickers
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Where is the best place to live in Australia?
Where is the best place to live in Australia?
I know some people have asked this question already... but hopefully i can get new input. I currently live in Phoenix, AZ (America) and am looking for a total change for a bit... I wanted to check out Australia but I'm not sure where to go. Some people have said sydney and Melbourne. I need a place where I could possibly either serve at a restaurant or work in a salon eventually and make descent money to survive. And if anyone has been to Arizona and lives in Australia any comparisons and differences would be helpful:) Thanks
Other - Australia - 5 Answers
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Your primary concern is going to be to get a visa to work and reside in Australia. WHERE you live will most likely be determined by where you get a job...if you are able to. Immigration to Australia is not easy...depends on you having a highly needed work skill. You could begin your visa research by seeing the site below. Obtaining a work visa, and permission to reside in Australia can easily take at least 3 years even in you have advanced college degrees and high tech skills. Australia has no shortage of workers for lower skill jobs, and no work visa program for those types of jobs...this is just the reality...same as other nations.Many people donot understand the complexity of immigration until they begin to research it. However, you ARE fortunate to live in the U.S. and have the opportunity to move to parts of the country that are totally different than where you now live..and have completely new experiences.
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Having been to Arizona I would highly recommend Bondi Beach. I lived there for 7 months and had the time of my life!!! Seriously you should try it. The beach is amazing, the sea is amazing and the lifestyle is amazing. You will not regret your decision to go here should you go. Don't let the locals spoil for you, who will often say it’s touristy. It’s touristy for a reason - because it’s spectacular. Also, its an excellent place from which to tour the rest Sydney has to offer. You will never be bored in Sydney. There is a cliff walk that will blow your mind from Bondi to Coogee beach. There are probably about 15 salons in Bondi and it would be impossible not to get a great job as a waitress overlooking the ocean - Bondi is famous for its coffee shops! You're 20 mins by public transport to downtown Sydney. Enjoy!
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Sydney and Melbourne are fine but Newcastle is another great place to be. Darby street is the place to work if you want to work in restaraunts.
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You can work at a restaurant or salon in probably every city or town in Australia. If your income is not that high then i would recommend not going for Sydney or Melbourne because they are expensive places to live. I don't know what Arizona is like but you could try Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns...i could go on but once you get into the country it shouldn't be too hard for you to find a job and a home.
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Adelaide http://www.discoveraustralia.com.au/south_australia/adelaide_australia.html Housings cheaper than the bigger cities and Adelaide is a wonderful place to live and work.
I know some people have asked this question already... but hopefully i can get new input. I currently live in Phoenix, AZ (America) and am looking for a total change for a bit... I wanted to check out Australia but I'm not sure where to go. Some people have said sydney and Melbourne. I need a place where I could possibly either serve at a restaurant or work in a salon eventually and make descent money to survive. And if anyone has been to Arizona and lives in Australia any comparisons and differences would be helpful:) Thanks
Other - Australia - 5 Answers
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Your primary concern is going to be to get a visa to work and reside in Australia. WHERE you live will most likely be determined by where you get a job...if you are able to. Immigration to Australia is not easy...depends on you having a highly needed work skill. You could begin your visa research by seeing the site below. Obtaining a work visa, and permission to reside in Australia can easily take at least 3 years even in you have advanced college degrees and high tech skills. Australia has no shortage of workers for lower skill jobs, and no work visa program for those types of jobs...this is just the reality...same as other nations.Many people donot understand the complexity of immigration until they begin to research it. However, you ARE fortunate to live in the U.S. and have the opportunity to move to parts of the country that are totally different than where you now live..and have completely new experiences.
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Having been to Arizona I would highly recommend Bondi Beach. I lived there for 7 months and had the time of my life!!! Seriously you should try it. The beach is amazing, the sea is amazing and the lifestyle is amazing. You will not regret your decision to go here should you go. Don't let the locals spoil for you, who will often say it’s touristy. It’s touristy for a reason - because it’s spectacular. Also, its an excellent place from which to tour the rest Sydney has to offer. You will never be bored in Sydney. There is a cliff walk that will blow your mind from Bondi to Coogee beach. There are probably about 15 salons in Bondi and it would be impossible not to get a great job as a waitress overlooking the ocean - Bondi is famous for its coffee shops! You're 20 mins by public transport to downtown Sydney. Enjoy!
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Sydney and Melbourne are fine but Newcastle is another great place to be. Darby street is the place to work if you want to work in restaraunts.
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You can work at a restaurant or salon in probably every city or town in Australia. If your income is not that high then i would recommend not going for Sydney or Melbourne because they are expensive places to live. I don't know what Arizona is like but you could try Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns...i could go on but once you get into the country it shouldn't be too hard for you to find a job and a home.
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Adelaide http://www.discoveraustralia.com.au/south_australia/adelaide_australia.html Housings cheaper than the bigger cities and Adelaide is a wonderful place to live and work.
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