Comments for Kids Make Money http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:25:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on What are some really good ways for kids to make money? by Paul http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1036 Paul Sat, 13 Nov 2010 19:25:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1036 Here's a website you can check out to look at a bunch of things you can do. http://kidsandmoney.webs.com/<br><b>References : </b><br>MEEEE Here’s a website you can check out to look at a bunch of things you can do. http://kidsandmoney.webs.com/
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]]> Comment on What are some really good ways for kids to make money? by ChoDuffield http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1035 ChoDuffield Sat, 13 Nov 2010 18:56:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1035 Great you're starting early. 12 is tough. At 14 I started refereeing soccer. I don't recall if there were rules against me doing it earlier if I just didn't. 20 years ago I could make $8 a game for the lowest level. The games were just under an hour long. When you get better and older you can do older kids. Depending on where you live, by the time you're 16 you could end up doing games for $15-$20 a piece. It's great money for running around on the soccer field all day. If soccer isn't your sport you could check out baseball, basketball, or whatever you like in your area.<br><b>References : </b><br> Great you’re starting early. 12 is tough. At 14 I started refereeing soccer. I don’t recall if there were rules against me doing it earlier if I just didn’t. 20 years ago I could make $8 a game for the lowest level. The games were just under an hour long. When you get better and older you can do older kids. Depending on where you live, by the time you’re 16 you could end up doing games for $15-$20 a piece. It’s great money for running around on the soccer field all day.

If soccer isn’t your sport you could check out baseball, basketball, or whatever you like in your area.
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]]> Comment on What are some really good ways for kids to make money? by Busso Ragusso http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1034 Busso Ragusso Sat, 13 Nov 2010 18:30:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1034 Caddying, paper route, buy candy in bulk then retail it at school in between classes, keep putting the money you make into something that can help it grow, like a savings account or a CD.<br><b>References : </b><br>Don't sell your old toys. You have no idea what you'll wish you had when you're 30 or 40. It certainly won't be that piece of crap car you had when you were 16. Caddying, paper route, buy candy in bulk then retail it at school in between classes, keep putting the money you make into something that can help it grow, like a savings account or a CD.
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Don’t sell your old toys. You have no idea what you’ll wish you had when you’re 30 or 40. It certainly won’t be that piece of crap car you had when you were 16.

]]> Comment on What are some really good ways for kids to make money? by bradb7888 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1033 bradb7888 Sat, 13 Nov 2010 18:13:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/what-are-some-really-good-ways-for-kids-to-make-money#comment-1033 power to you for starting early. give it to your parents to save or youll spend it when you get older. as far as job ideas goes i was going to suggest yard work. you could make some cool flyers on microsoft word and put them on mailboxes advertising your available help for yard work in your neighborhood. me and a few friends did that with our lawn mowing business before we were 16 and got lots of business. you could also try a yard sale and get rid of some old toys and stuff you dont need anymore or get your parents to help you put it on craigslist.<br><b>References : </b><br> power to you for starting early. give it to your parents to save or youll spend it when you get older. as far as job ideas goes i was going to suggest yard work. you could make some cool flyers on microsoft word and put them on mailboxes advertising your available help for yard work in your neighborhood. me and a few friends did that with our lawn mowing business before we were 16 and got lots of business. you could also try a yard sale and get rid of some old toys and stuff you dont need anymore or get your parents to help you put it on craigslist.
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]]> Comment on how can kids make money? by Fig Newton http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1032 Fig Newton Fri, 05 Nov 2010 10:58:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1032 Evidently they can make a few cents by sewing up soccer balls, nike shoes and other garments. They can also make money in mining slightly radioactive materials and by picking out metal bits from the dump. There are also companies that will drive kids to random neighborhoods with "fundraising" items to sell for "school". That's a classic. When I was a kid I picked up dog poo from neighbors back yards. I made a small fortune doing that and it wasn't that hard.<br><b>References : </b><br> Evidently they can make a few cents by sewing up soccer balls, nike shoes and other garments. They can also make money in mining slightly radioactive materials and by picking out metal bits from the dump. There are also companies that will drive kids to random neighborhoods with "fundraising" items to sell for "school". That’s a classic.

When I was a kid I picked up dog poo from neighbors back yards. I made a small fortune doing that and it wasn’t that hard.
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]]> Comment on how can kids make money? by anonymous i'm a girl http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1031 anonymous i'm a girl Fri, 05 Nov 2010 10:16:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1031 mowing lawns, babysitting, lemonaide stand, any job neighbors will give them money for. Put up flyers (if in a safe neighborhood) with a contact asking for jobs? cleaning attics, trimming hedges, pet sitting, sweeping driveways, carrying groceries, anything really. answer mine? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AjFZjRJ1QJfWci9yR.H4JX_ty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20101027141219AAExN5y<br><b>References : </b><br> mowing lawns, babysitting, lemonaide stand, any job neighbors will give them money for. Put up flyers (if in a safe neighborhood) with a contact asking for jobs? cleaning attics, trimming hedges, pet sitting, sweeping driveways, carrying groceries, anything really.

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]]> Comment on how can kids make money? by Cody H http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1030 Cody H Fri, 05 Nov 2010 09:55:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1030 You might already have these but three that come to my head right away are mowing grass, setting up a lemonade stand and washing cars. Everybody loves lemonade and kids enjoy selling it and making the money. Mowing grass is a little bit harder work but kids could easily make $50 a yard or more depending on the size. They could also put up some signs for a car wash and make some good money doing that.<br><b>References : </b><br>General knowledge. You might already have these but three that come to my head right away are mowing grass, setting up a lemonade stand and washing cars. Everybody loves lemonade and kids enjoy selling it and making the money. Mowing grass is a little bit harder work but kids could easily make $50 a yard or more depending on the size. They could also put up some signs for a car wash and make some good money doing that.
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]]> Comment on how can kids make money? by gabbyfool! http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1029 gabbyfool! Fri, 05 Nov 2010 09:19:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/faq/how-can-kids-make-money-4#comment-1029 Odd jobs, mowing, walking dogs, cleaning, babysitting, actually get a job. You probably have all these already but it's really cool that you made a website. Kudos to you.<br><b>References : </b><br> Odd jobs, mowing, walking dogs, cleaning, babysitting, actually get a job. You probably have all these already but it’s really cool that you made a website. Kudos to you.
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]]> Comment on Best Work at Home Jobs for Moms – Consider Working for Yourself by JaySnakes http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/jobs-for-kids/best-work-at-home-jobs-for-moms-consider-working-for-yourself#comment-1021 JaySnakes Sat, 23 Oct 2010 14:16:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/jobs-for-kids/best-work-at-home-jobs-for-moms-consider-working-for-yourself#comment-1021 Hey that's life everyone went through it and survived plus you don't have it that bad come on your complaining bout texting, I know how parents get just remember to do the right thing and if your late who cares but not that late just don't get in trouble and if you have to get some heat because of that it just makes you thoughfer<br><b>References : </b><br> Hey that’s life everyone went through it and survived plus you don’t have it that bad come on your complaining bout texting, I know how parents get just remember to do the right thing and if your late who cares but not that late just don’t get in trouble and if you have to get some heat because of that it just makes you thoughfer
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]]> Comment on Best Work at Home Jobs for Moms – Consider Working for Yourself by Ready2Go http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/jobs-for-kids/best-work-at-home-jobs-for-moms-consider-working-for-yourself#comment-1020 Ready2Go Sat, 23 Oct 2010 14:14:59 +0000 http://www.kidsmakemoneytoday.com/jobs-for-kids/best-work-at-home-jobs-for-moms-consider-working-for-yourself#comment-1020 Hey girl, I'm 26 so I understand where they are coming from but I'm not so old that I don't remember having these problems myself. 1st. People that don't text don't understand texting. I text a lot too. Do you get an allowance? If so, I would ask that $5 goes to the text bill so you can have unlimited texts. Explain to them that your friends text you and that counts as a text. If you want to answer them you have to text back... it's not always ok to call someone if they are texting you- they may be texting for a reason. If it doesn't work, you'll have to tell your friends that they need to call you instead and save the text for when you can't call. 2nd. OMG! My curfew was 10pm until my senior year in HS and then it was 11. You're lucky! I get it tho if your friends get to stay out later than it sucks to have to leave early. Seriously tho, I can't believe your friends have a curfew later than 11! That just blows my mind! So I guess you should concider that one pretty fair if you ask me. If it's a special night, go over all the details with your parents and offer to call in at specific times and maybe they will let you out later for the night. But don't push it. If your late when they extended your curfew you'll never get it again. 3rd. It sucks your sisters come with you. Is it really everytime? Ask your mom if maybe they can come only every other time. Or offer to take them on separate days than the ones you spend with your friends. Especially if your much older than they are. I would hope your mom understands that you are getting older and want to have girl time with your friends alone. 4th. I feel your pain with myspace, but your parents are right to be concerned. It's all over the news with girls and guys being abducted by someone they thought was they're friend. There are also people who will very slowly build your trust and then say things to you that may haunt you forever. Show your parents that you are responsible. Do some research and show them that you are aware of the dangers of myspace and you know how to avoid them like: making your page private, only being friends with people you've met in real life first... If they still don't see it your way, offer them your password. Then they can keep an eye on your page to feel safe about who you're talking to. Keep your chin up! After you graduate and go to college you'll forget all about HS anyway. You'll make new friends and start a entirely different chapter in your life. Plus, what your parents have taught you about personal safety and how to handle bad situations will truly come in handy. Sounds like they love you a lot. That will be important in you college years too, trust me! ;-)<br><b>References : </b><br> Hey girl, I’m 26 so I understand where they are coming from but I’m not so old that I don’t remember having these problems myself.

1st. People that don’t text don’t understand texting. I text a lot too. Do you get an allowance? If so, I would ask that $5 goes to the text bill so you can have unlimited texts. Explain to them that your friends text you and that counts as a text. If you want to answer them you have to text back… it’s not always ok to call someone if they are texting you- they may be texting for a reason. If it doesn’t work, you’ll have to tell your friends that they need to call you instead and save the text for when you can’t call.

2nd. OMG! My curfew was 10pm until my senior year in HS and then it was 11. You’re lucky! I get it tho if your friends get to stay out later than it sucks to have to leave early. Seriously tho, I can’t believe your friends have a curfew later than 11! That just blows my mind! So I guess you should concider that one pretty fair if you ask me. If it’s a special night, go over all the details with your parents and offer to call in at specific times and maybe they will let you out later for the night. But don’t push it. If your late when they extended your curfew you’ll never get it again.

3rd. It sucks your sisters come with you. Is it really everytime? Ask your mom if maybe they can come only every other time. Or offer to take them on separate days than the ones you spend with your friends. Especially if your much older than they are. I would hope your mom understands that you are getting older and want to have girl time with your friends alone.

4th. I feel your pain with myspace, but your parents are right to be concerned. It’s all over the news with girls and guys being abducted by someone they thought was they’re friend. There are also people who will very slowly build your trust and then say things to you that may haunt you forever. Show your parents that you are responsible. Do some research and show them that you are aware of the dangers of myspace and you know how to avoid them like: making your page private, only being friends with people you’ve met in real life first… If they still don’t see it your way, offer them your password. Then they can keep an eye on your page to feel safe about who you’re talking to.

Keep your chin up! After you graduate and go to college you’ll forget all about HS anyway. You’ll make new friends and start a entirely different chapter in your life. Plus, what your parents have taught you about personal safety and how to handle bad situations will truly come in handy. Sounds like they love you a lot. That will be important in you college years too, trust me! ;-)
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