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What would be a good way to make some extra money on the side?
I'm saving up to move to the city next year for school. I haven't gotten around to applying for funding just yet, but I'm working a full time job that pays me roughly 1600 a month. I've calculated my expenses, setting aside an extra $200 for any other expenses that may come up. From there, I can still afford to save $600 per month, which would get me around 6 grand by the end of August.
I'm planning on moving into a 3 or 4 bedroom house with two of my friends, and the 6 grand would cover first month's rent and damage deposit (or at least the majority of it). My friends are also planning on saving up so we will have enough money to get by for the first month, and any money we have left over, we'll put into buying furniture and whatever else we may need for our place.
I'm wondering if there's another way I can save some more cash or make a significant amount of money in a certain amount of time. I'm not looking for anything illegal or anything that would be too exhausting to keep up with (such as having 2 jobs) but anything along the lines of figuring out some sort of formula to win money from the lottery (up to about 10 or 20 grand at the most) or making some sort of profit off of something. Any ideas?
2 Answers
- ?Lv 77 years ago
I think you really need to go back and do some proper maths and thinking, you grossly under estimate your costs involved, the rent of a 3 bed house would be around $750 for each of you and your friends and the cost of getting around, bills, food etc would quickly mount up.
Forget the lottery thats a stupid idea, and indicates a certain tardiness level.
Money = hard work, so find something that requires a skill you can do, and sell it yourself via ebay. (just remember to do your taxes, you go to jail for that)
- Anonymous5 years ago
When you apply for a job don't concentrate on your need for money. Your job is to convince the employer that hiring you will benefit his company. To prove it, offer to work for a week and if they are not pleased with your work they don't have to pay you. Also, do some cold calling or drop in at local companies. If you can get in the door before they even run an ad your chances are multiplied. If you answer an ad, you compete with dozens of others.