How to make money as a teen?

Question

ok.. im 14

i dnt have a work permit

im a boy

i want to open a business

plz help

i will do anything

Answer 1

mow lawns, fix computers, clean houses, run errands, return bottles, deliver newspapers, walk dogs, wash cars

Answer 2

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Answer 3

My main way of income is mowing lawns. I started off just doing my parents lawn for free, and once I got good I went to my neighbor's house and asked him If I could do his lawn for 25$ a week. I mowed, edged, and swept. Once I got used to his lawn I got another lawn in the neighborhood for 25$. Also if your parents will allow you to do ebay try that. I am trying to convince them to let me sell stuff on ebay. One thing that I do over the summer is set up a garage sale. I get all my stuff that I dont use anymore and in late May/early June I set it up. Also during the garage sale you can make lemonade and cookies or something like that to get a few extra bucks. Also, save or pick up any loose change you can. If I see a nickel on the ground I pick it up, and I always save my change after getting a soda, snack etc...I am 14 and a half, and I have made over 1,000 dollars, and I put it in a savings account. Since I am young I can't earn much interest in the account, but its a safe place to put my money.

Answer 4

Maybe you can try mowing lawns, washing cars, or running errands for people.

Answer 5

You can start with ebay for selling something. This is legit online business. ebay send payment via 'paypal' account so you also need a paypal account. Good luck.

Tips about eBay

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Answer 6

You might want to try babysitting. Just make sure you can take care of the kids! That's what I do and I am not a teen yet.