| peace/strength |  3/31/2012 12:23:33 PM | Member since: May 2011 | | Total posts:32 |
| | | How to make extra money, when already work full-time? |  |  |
I would like to retire at 60, but in order to do that, I have to make extra money to put away, but how,or does anyone know how to save money, even if you have a full-time job. Please any suggestions? |
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| Glen and Nancy |  3/31/2012 12:34:27 PM | Member since: Jan 2011 | | Total posts:97 |
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| Nelle |  3/31/2012 12:43:13 PM | Member since: Jun 2010 | | Total posts:1077 |
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Second job.
Budget your money differently.
I don't know |
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| slurpeegirl |  3/31/2012 1:49:12 PM | Member since: Feb 2010 | | Total posts:1005 |
| | | a hobby job |  |  |
if your full time job covers the expenses, get a second job that you will enjoy for extra income. it will seem less like 'work' plus it is just extra money. |
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| summergal |  3/31/2012 1:57:13 PM | Member since: May 2009 | | Total posts:1106 |
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part time job
when i lived in brandon i had a full time and part time job. I enjoyed my part time job and wished I could of done it after I moved but it was time consumming....3-4 evenings a week and 1 day during the weekend. I defintaly enjoyed the extra money! |
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| HappyGoLucky |  3/31/2012 2:26:40 PM | Member since: Jun 2009 | | Total posts:165 |
| | | Cut expenses, get another job |  |  |
I work full time (35 hrs/week), plus do bookkeeping for 2 other firms on the side, another 10ish hours/week.
It's just using my skills - not everyone wants/can do their own bookkeeping. You can charge enough to make it worthwhile to you & not so much the market won't bear it.
Also, cut expenses! The only way to save money is to earn it or not spend it. |
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