The Teen's Ultimate Guide to Making Money When You Can't Get a Job by Fryer, Julie -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

 Table of Contents  Introduction

How This Book Can Help How I Know What I’m Talking About How to Keep Your Priorities Straight

 CHAPTER ONE: What is Self-Employment and Why Should You Consider It?

From Babysitter to CEO What Does It Take to Work for Yourself? Unique opportunities

 CHAPTER TWO: Finding Ways to Make Money

Do What You Love Do What You Like Finding Someone to Pay You Foreword to Chapters 3 through 7

 CHAPTER THREE: Computer and Tech-Savvy Jobs

Job Category: Computer Genius Job Category: Technology Assistant

 CHAPTER FOUR: Make Money with Your Hobbies and Interests

Job Category: Tour Guide Job Category: Music, Instrumental, or Vocal Job Category: Photography or Videography Job Category: Artistic Expression Job Category: Writing Job Category: Interior Decorating or Interior Design Job Category: Cooking and Food Preparation Job Category: Athletics Job Category: Outdoor Sports Job Category: Academics and Tutoring Job Category: Foreign or Second Language Instruction Job Category: Sewing, Knitting, Crocheting, and Handiwork Job Category: Mechanical Repair and Maintenance Service Job Category: Carpentry or Handyman Service What Else Can You Do?

 CHAPTER FIVE: Make Money Doing the Dirty Work

Job Category: Indoor Cleaning Job Category: Outdoor Cleaning Job Category: Household Chores Job Category: Outdoor Chores and Yard Work Job Category: Automotive Care Job Category: Farm or Ranch Hand

 CHAPTER SIX: Make Money by Helping Out

Job Category: Holiday, Party, or Special Occasion Helper Job Category: Realtor’s or Landlord’s Helper Job Category: Vacation Home Helper Job Category: Boat, Recreational Vehicle, and Camper Maintenance Job Category: Errand Helper Job Category: Scrapbook, Photo, or Recipe Organizer Job Category: Child Care or Babysitting Job Category: Adult Companion Job Category: Pet Care

 CHAPTER SEVEN: Make Money by Selling Things

Job Category: Selling Used, Repurposed, or Secondhand Goods Job Category: New or Handmade Products A Note about Sales Tax

 CHAPTER EIGHT: A Few Business Basics

Is It a Worthwhile Venture? Staying Safe on the Job Finding customers Job Performance

  CHAPTER NINE: A Few Money Basics

Where to Keep Your Money Managing Your Money How to Save or Invest your Money

 CHAPTER TEN: Beyond the Basics

Taxes Liability Licenses and permits Protecting Your Idea and Avoiding Infringement Do You Need to Name Your Business? Writing a Business Plan Structuring Your Business Taking on a Partner

 CHAPTER ELEVEN: Your Business Future

Turning Your Job into a Business How to Take Your Job with You to College Shutting Your Business Down Selling off Your Business

 Conclusion  APPENDIX A: Sample Business Documents

Example of a Business Card Example of a Poster, Flier, or Small Display Ad Example of a Cold Call Script Example of a Teen Résumé Business Plan Outline Example of an Invoice

 APPENDIX B: Helpful Resources — Websites and Books

Online Sites for Finding Work or Selling Your Products Online Business Resources

 Bibliography  About the Author