Melody J
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Get a paper route, or on Sundays you can stand at different places and sell the Sunday paper. Whatever you sell you get to keep half. |
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David N
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mow my lawn |
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Te
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Get a paper run.
Start a dog walking service for your neighbours.
Mow lawns & do yard work for the neighbours.
Ask your parents to pay you to do some extra chores. Clean the garage, car, windows etc |
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Steph
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enjoy being a child while you can hon
If you must here are a few ideas:
Mow lawns
Weed Gardens
Wash Cars
Lemonade Stands
Volunteer for an animal shelter |
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Johnny N
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Learn how to do work from home. You can design graphics and business cards. Or taking people's paperwork and scanning them into digital format. |
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Day-Day
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try mowing lawns and washing cars you know things like that |
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flower wanda
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What do you like to do? How about a lemonaid stand, wash cars, walk other peoples pets, mow lawns, baby sit, find a need and fill it. Good luck to you. |
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insharc
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Wash cars. Use your old computer to make up small business cards and hand them out around your neighborhood. Charge a bit less than the local carwash and guarantee satisfaction.
Babysit. Always a need for that.
You are computer literate. Again, make up business cards and distribute them around the neighborhood, offering to teach people the ABCs of computer use and surfing the Web.
Charge a flat fee or an hourly fee - keep it reasonable. I once knew a teen just a little older than you (14) who did quite well teaching Net basics to older folks. If you have a retirement community where you live that's a good place to start handing out the cards or posting on the corkboard at the local supermarket.
Also, carrying groceries home for older people, women especially.
Just look around and figure out where there may be a need for a small entrepreneur to fill a small niche, and presto, you're in business |
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Shelia C
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If you were 13, I am posting a link to a site that has information that would be helpful to you, especially if you want to make some extra cash to help out every month.... on a computer, in your spare time.
http://putterpods.blogspot.com
I hope the information helps...! :>) Keep it in mind.... |
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seawolf
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OPEN up a lemonade stand- wash cars -walk dogs -mow lawns and stay away from any work at homes all scams |
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elden w
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Joe,
At your age, the best way is probably to ask your parents if they will pay you to do some chores (or extra chores if you already have some) around the house. They might pay you to do errands or weed the garden or clean up a mess somewhere. |
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s0_st4ng_s3xy_2_r3scu3
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Try a paper route or yard work for people in the neighborhood.. |
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FaZizzle
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Talk to your parents about investing in the stock market. There are some programs out there for kids and teens, and it's a great way to learn the value of money AND the value of the stock market. |
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William R
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Recycle bottles and cans. Here they are worth 5 cents apiece. |
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