HOWCANA14yEAR OLD MAKE MONEY?

i need to make 268 dollars till august?
how im to little to work some where
so i need to know how i can make money i cant
sell stuff without a license, so what can i do thanks you!

Ask your parents for the money and concentrate on your school work.You're still too young to worried about getting ways of making money.Your beutiful mind is too precious to be corrupted yet by MONEY.

can u draw? just draw something and sell it to someone who likes it. if u can't draw, then draw funny stick figure series. they sell for ten cent each, but hey it's better than nothin.

movie theatres fast foods and some clothing stores!

wash cars...mow lawns...paper route....neighbors need some yarwork done? painting?

yard work. babysitting.

it would be best to use google adsense which is something you can put on your website so that advertisers pay you money to advertise on your site, i don't reccommend using a free website maker for this e.g. piczo, myspace etc. as they are rarely accepted by google.
For more info on how to create a site visit:
2createawebsite.com, it is really good

Wash cars
De tasseling you make about 200 a Field. Then you can work when the summer is over, at a fast food restaurant.
Babysitting, yard work, cleaning houses, etc. Making money fast for a 26 year old is tough. Being 13 and making money fast, it's almost impossible.
Use E-bay to sell stuff that y'all don't want. Have a doggie washin business. Wash cars. Babysit is high on the list, deffinately. By the way, how are you 13 or 14? Cant you only be one. Man, some people are nut-jobs these days. :D
I'm 13 or 14.
-Bagging groceries after school should get you quite a bit, in a steady stream every week.
-Babysitting is a great option if you are responsible.
-Visit your neighbors and see if they need any extra help around the house, especially the old folks - make sure you let them know your intentions. Tell them you are saving up for camp next year, and do they need any help. ****Make sure your parents are comfortable with those particular neighbors.****

What are you good at? What do you like to do? Find someone who will pay money to have you do what you do best.

And the best way to get that amount is to save and not spend. Fast food and candy and little things cost a lot when you are trying to save. Sure, it may be only a dollar, but a dollar saved is a dollar gained.

Hi,

I'm gonna help you out ok?

You need to goto this site:

http://ebizac.com/x/t.php/5243

It is an online opportunity wizard and they have offers available for people under 18. you just have to look for them .

Also,

Here are a few Ideas for you...

http://www.moneyinstructor.com/art/waysforkids.asp
JOBS FOR KIDS

BABY SITTER

If you child likes younger kids, then a baby sitter is a popular choice. Parents often need a good and reliable baby sitter to watch their kids. This position can be even expanded into a baby sitting service, by joining together a group of people who can offer baby sitting services to all the parents in the neighborhood.

PARENTS HELPER

A parents helper is similar to a baby sitter. However, if your child is too young to baby sit on their own, then a job helping parents is a good opportunity. They can help watch someone's kids, assist with the feeding, playing, or doing chores around the house. Later, once your child is older, they would likely have gained some references for regular baby sitting work.

HOUSE CLEANING

Instead of a parents helper, your child could simply do house cleaning. There are many chores that would be suitable such as vacuuming, dusting, etc.

LEMONADE STAND

Everyone is familiar with the old fashioned lemonade stand. Of course, this is a seasonal business, depending on your location. During other times of the year, it could be a warm apple cider business -- but be careful if your child needs to handle hot items. Also try selling coffee, donuts, snack bags, or other food items. If possible, set up a booth at a local community fair, or sale if allowed.

In addition to food, there is the possibility of selling other types of items. Is your child good at crafts? Then have them make their own artwork to sell. Sometimes, a combination of food and items makes a good business.

CAR WASHING

Car washing is a needed service in many communities. Have your child get together with a few friends to offer to wash local cars. As an addition to this business, they can sell items mentioned in the lemonade stand section above while people wait for their car to be washed. See what other professional car washes charge in your area, and price the services competitively.

ANIMAL CARETAKER

If you child enjoys animals, then try an animal caretaker business. This might involve walking dogs, dog washing, or general grooming.

HOUSE AND PET SITTING

If a neighbor is taking a trip or vacation, then taking care of their house and/or pets may be an opportunity. This may include watering plants, and any other chores they may need.

LANDSCAPING

Cutting grass, weeding, trimming, planting flowers, and other landscaping jobs are abundant. Scan the neighborhood for homes that need landscaping services. In the spring, offer to plant flowers, or do winter clean-up.

SNOW REMOVAL

In the winter time, many people need to have their driveways or sidewalks shoveled. This job works best when a group of kids can work together shoveling several houses. Create a business, and make arrangements to shovel peoples houses before the snow storm.

I hope this helps!

paperroute , yard sale , or do chores around the house for your parents?

Why don't you mow lawns, babysit, be a mommy's helper, walk pets for $, Make up a brochure and leave it in supermarkets...many women shop and look at those boards on the way out! Good luck! Motivation to make money at your age is good so keep up the good work

I hate this! I wish I could've at that age, and I'm 18!
What's with all the tight gaps?
Yes, you can be an independent saleswoman,
who is so stop you? What do you need it for?

um u can babysit, pick up trash by a highway ( some ppl pay u) buy and sell cookies for ppl and google it

If you are creative you can sell your art. That's probably the funnest way to do it, because you handle money and you are your own boss. Otherwise babysitting is your best bet. Put up some flyers!

-Charlotte

get a job mcdonalds hire at 14 just get your parents to help u

It's Spring! Kick up some easy yard work! No brains necessary--only paying customers!

babysitting
petsitting
selling crafts
selling class notes/study guides

and theres always the good old drug dealing/prostution scam
just kidding :]

create a blog!

it's fun and can make you some extra cash by August, maybe even more!

if you what to learn how to get started, you should read "bloggers guide to profits"

I read that guide and that's how I got started...you can get a free copy here:
http://www.blogging2profit.com/ebook/

hey it's free and well worth the read!

hope that helps :o)

I'm 14 and I'm also looking for a job, but I can't find one either
but I hope you can find one ;)

im 14 years old too but idk how to do that

Get a cooler. Fill it with with ice and bottles of juice, water and soda. Buy them in bulk so they cost less per can/bottle. Sell them on the median of a busy intersection for $1.00. In the summer you will make hundreds.

you can ebay but you supposed 2 be 18 who cares do it anyway!

babysit!! GREAT way to earn money. send flyers out saying you babysit, and that you've taken a class (available at most community centers) or walk dogs, have a yard sale, etc.

You should just open up a lemonade stand and sell them for a quarter like they do in cartoons. {LOL}

collect aluminum cans and recycle them. my brother and i used to do this from the ages of 8-14 and we made lots of money. look at golf courses, beaches, parks, etc or ask your neighbors to save them for you too.

help around the house or get a job at mcdonalds.

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