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Money Making Ideas For a teen?

Question by lovelylady: Money Making Ideas For a teen?
Im not quite old enough to have a job but want to make money some other way. I like creative things a lot. Thanks to all who give me good ideas!!

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Answer by Tommy
I would love to help you with your search. Just give me a shout. :)

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2 Responses to “Money Making Ideas For a teen?”

  1. During the holiday’s you could make wreaths, decorations, ornaments and sell them via ebay or locally at a consignment shop. My wife does this and she does fairly well. You could also make jewelry etc…

  2. Well I used to make hairbows and glue them to headbands with a hot glue gun and sell them in my school. I would buy pretty ribbons from the crafts store and searched on youtube for hairbow tutorials. Once I made the hairbow I would stick it on to the headband. Start off with low prices then once you get more customers increase the prices if you wish.

    The way I make money a lot is I thought of this idea. Where I live it’s pretty cold and freezing since it’s winter and everyone loves hot choco! So in the morning I’ll make hot chocolate, pour it into a flask and then I’d go the day before to the supermarket to buy cheap plastic cups.

    In school I’d put the flask in my bag and sell it to my classmates, I’ll give them a plastic cup and then pour in the hot chocolate from the flask. Each cup of hot chocolate was 50p but you could do it for £1 too. I’ve made quite a lot from it and business is booming.

    Beware though, since this monkey making idea is so simple and easy to do some people copied my idea and tried to make money from my idea, so just beware of the copycats. If you do get copycats, if they sell a cup of hot chocolate for 60p then sell your cup of hot choco for lower so more people will come to you than to the copycats.

    You could also bake brownies and cookies and sell them in school. You just have to be careful though, I got caught by a teacher and I almost got into trouble. Because I made so much from it I handed some of the cash I made to the school and said this was a fundraiser for the school and some of it was going to charity, which it was anyway.

    So if you get caught just say you’re trying to raise money for the school or charity, then they won’t have anything to say about it and if they stop you then that’s just really unfair.

    Hope I helped and Good Luck!

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