Fiscal Magic

6 Responses

1. #1 a1quick57
   Paper route, lawn care, car wash/cleaning, child sitting….

2. #2 dryeraseme
   You could house sit or walk someone’s dogs. That always pays some money. Offer to do some raking for your parents or your neighbor. There’s always being a cashier at the local store. Of course, you might want to consider this before hand, since they’re usually underpaid and overworked.

3. #3 puzzlefanatic2002
   oh my gosh there are lots of things you can do..but you did not say how old you are. Babysitting, lawnmowing, lifeguarding at your local pool, then of course there are places like McDonalds, restaurants, diffrent stores. WHatever you do you should give it your best, be polite, always on time to work, and respect those you work with.

4. #4 jimminycricket
   newspaper routes
   lawn care
   pet sitting and walking
   car washes
   busing tables in local restaurants
   stocking shelves in grocery stores
   putting ads on bulletin boards for odd jobs
   bicycle deliveries
   doing chores for seniors and handicapped ( cleaning, grocery shopping, etc.)
   washing windows
   babysitting
   tutoring younger students
   shovelling snow
   putting up lights and yard displays at Christmas
   sell Regal
   hold garage sales
   set up a table at farmer markets and sell baking, crafts, etc.
   arena’s and fair grounds hire kids to clean the stands after events

5. #5 funnyfattyiam
   … will make you some money .you do absolutely nothing. the website does the work

6. #6 Laura W
   Yard work is a great way to work on a summer tan, and earn some extra cash. Weeding, trimming etc. Also pet sitting or dog walking can be good ways. Try a paper route, you have to be up early, but could be worth it.