How to Make Money (For Teens)

Sale of liquidation or redemption online. If you find valuables, sell them separately in classifieds and/or on Craigslist to attract people who are interested in buying the item; they’ll be willing to pay a fair price to get it (compared to homebuyers who often just look for bargains and try to haggle for your goodies). Again, be sure to talk about safe trading on Craigslist with your parents first, or better yet, have a surrogate parent when shopping.

Selling on behalf of parents. Your parents may have more beautiful items than you, but they don’t have enough time and effort to deal with them. With a certain percentage of profit, you can put up valuable items on eBay and the rest can be sold at home. Be sure to have a pre-sale agreement on the price of the item and how much you can discount if someone haggles with you.

Sell existing photos. If you have a good camera that knows how to take pictures, try taking pictures and selling them online. The amount of money earned per photo will not be significant, but it is quite a fun business and is an active way to make money while you can develop your hobby. If you have a nice camera, take black and white photos, edit them yourself (or have them edited), then sell the washed out photos, framed or unframed.

Work through the app. If you have a smartphone, look for apps that ask you to perform tasks and get paid (or apps that will locate local businesses that can pay you). A lot of the tasks don’t pay much but are too simple (for example, take a picture of yourself at a certain location – like for marketing research) and your earnings will add up quickly. Examples include three such apps as GigWalk, WeReward, and CheckPoints. Be sure the program is approved for teen use before signing up.

Do an online survey. Market research is important for large businesses and there are many sites that will pay to get your opinion. Look for sites that accept teens for surveys (not all sites accept teens), don’t ask for a deposit (it’s not necessary at all), ask for cash (or the score you have redeemable for cash). You can read more article on How To Make Money With Free Online Surveys for more detailed information.

Working through the YouTube channel. Videos that are high quality and accessible to a large audience can easily make money for you. Because YouTube channel will run ads before the video if the video is popular and you will get paid a part of the money they get from this ad. You may have to invest in a video camera, editing equipment, and know what makes your videos appealing, but it’s totally worth it.

Host a party and collect all the recyclables. Ask everyone to bring in bottled soda (no need to explain why), exchange them for potatoes and sauce (and a clearly marked recycling bin), and when done, bring all even to the recycling facility. If you’re not allowed to host the party at home, do it at the park and bring light frisbees to play games, soccer, etc. Or maybe go to a party at a friend’s house and offer to stay and clean up. clean help.

Make crafts for sale. A friendship bracelet, a bag made of paper beads or a dolphin made of plastic straws won’t contribute much to your savings pig, but it is certainly fifty percent (and every The more you make the item, the faster and easier it will be compared to the previous one). Since you probably won’t be allowed to sell them on campus or in most public places, assemble a collection and put it on sale on the day of your home’s liquidation or, if the items are unique, you can post to craft sites like Etsy.

• Collect craft items to sell . Craftsmen love to incorporate natural materials into their work. Do you live in the middle of nature, have a yard or know someone with such conditions? Try collecting dry twigs and creepers. Believe it or not, people will pay you well for rhododendron branches, bent willow branches, birch branches, gnarled branches, branches of Persimmon branches, and other interestingly shaped objects. (Do some crafting around for ideas and see if there’s something available in bulk where you live.
• Make crafts for sale. Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching and you have a talent for crafts, try making some star lanterns and sell them at affordable prices. The kids in the neighborhood can be your source of potential customers!

Participate in local studies. They don’t always allow teens to join, but whenever you get selected, you can get pretty good money without investing much time.

• Find group interviews in your area . Group interviews are simply group surveys in which each person completes a survey for the purposes of marketing research – and, unlike online surveys, these surveys can pay you from 880,000 VND to 2,200,000 VND in an hour. Since teens are considered a very valuable marketing demographic model, you can be included in your survey field.
• Find medical studies in your area . Before you think this is weird, you need to understand that not all medical experimenters are required to take experimental drugs or be injected into people; Some studies simply require you to be monitored while doing something on the reels or you can even act as a health controller for a disease-related experiment. what. Search your local medical research center or medical school for legitimate studies, and if possible, ask to be registered for simple, non-intrusive experiments. self.

Get paid for the work you’re still doing. If you are very good at sports or games, join tournaments. You can even get weekend jobs doing holidays for sporting events. If you’re good at a certain sport or subject at school, learn the rules where you live so you can earn a small amount of money from tutoring. You may not be allowed to work or advertise at school, but that doesn’t mean you can’t teach independently from other students, for example at a public library or at your home.

Fundraising organization. If you’re committed to a personal charity ( not fundraising to buy an iPod), consider going out and asking people to raise money. Make sure you outline your ultimate goal, plan each step to raise funds, and exactly how the funds will be used; No one wants to throw money at someone’s unfinished idea they don’t know. Go door-to-door, sell bread or ask for a car wash, run a race, or even raise money on online fundraising sites like GoFundMe. Ask your parents for advice on how to make it successful and non-intrusive, they may have handled fundraising events before and can give you advice on useful things to do. useful and useless.

The more you save, the better. Remember, save a dime or a dime. Cut unnecessary spending, and you’ll end up with more money. No one regrets saving money. Balance your immediate needs with your longer-term goals.

Set a savings goal. Set a goal to save half of what you earn. If your parents support you, it shouldn’t be too difficult. You earned 2,200,000 VND on Sunday for taking care of the car? Save 1,100,000 VND and let yourself spend the rest. If you already have a goal that defines how much money you need to save, it will be easier for you to reach that goal, and you will have a goal to reach.

Set up a savings account. Find an effective place to store your savings. If you simply leave money in your shoes under the bed, the money will be there to motivate you to spend on them.

Saving for a purpose. If you give yourself a purpose to save, you will get motivated. You can save money to buy a new game console, or you can save up for a fun community college course you want to take. Whatever your motivation for saving money, save it for it!