I am 12 and am saving up for a new cell phone. I umpire and get ten bucks allowance but that is all. My birthday is coming up, but the max i would get is 40$. Please list some ways I can make the money
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June 11th, 2008 at 7:57 am
mowing lawns, taking out garbage, carrying groceries for the elderly/sick
June 11th, 2008 at 7:57 am
Offer to mow lawns, wash cars, walk dogs, house sit, take care of someone's pets, take out trash or clean up yards for elderly people, maybe get a paper route? I used to mow lawns and wash cars to make some extra cash when I was your age. Good luck!! Also, you can get really cheap trac phones at walmart or target and they're actually not that bad. My bro had one and it did pretty much all that he needed it to.
June 11th, 2008 at 7:57 am
http://www.treasuretrooper.com/399368
Take surveys complete free offers. Make anywhere from 50$ to 600$ a month. Treaure trooper is the online site to make money.
June 11th, 2008 at 7:57 am
I have been doing online surveys for around a year now & in searching for a decent guide, I have FINALLY found one that offers a detailed look into legit free paid online surveys here:
http://guide-online-surveys.com/
I believe this website will help you in your endeavors considering they have a whole section dedicated to teen survey sites. The video tutorials can help ease the process of entering into paid survey sites. They also have proof of payment pictures to show that these sites are not scams.
*the key is not to just sign up for one site and expect loads of riches, but to sign up for a few and have the smaller checks add up*
*if you ever have to pull out a credit card, its not worth it*
June 11th, 2008 at 7:57 am
The best cash cow that I found when I was growing up was yardwork. If your parents will let you run a lawn mower, then offer to mow your neighbors yards for them. If they aren't comfortable with your using power tools yet, then you could always offer to rake people's yards or clean up dog poo in their yards.
Yeah, dog poo. Yuck. Which is exactly what the owners think too and which is why most people would be willing to pay you more money for less of your time to pick up dog poo than they would be willing to pay you to mow their lawn.
You could probably earn $20 an hour to mow lawns, or you could probably earn $20 for half an hour of doggy doo-ty.
Before you commit to working for someone else for a set amount of money, you might want to ask your parents if the pay is reasonable for the first few jobs. After that, you'll start to know how much work is involved and will be able to set your own prices.
Good luck!
June 11th, 2008 at 7:57 am
How bout you cut some grass or do other yardwork?