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stellarik [79]
4 years ago
8

How can you make money at 13 years old.​

Business
2 answers:
WINSTONCH [101]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Start a online business, sell your old stuff, make money off your own talents if you have a talent. For example: if you like to paint or make jewlery, sell them on etsy or ebay. Make money by babysitting, walking a dog, chores. Sell feet pictures on omegle or kik (some ppl have foot fetishes, i know a friend who made hundreds a month for selling her foot pics).

Explanation:

irakobra [83]4 years ago
3 0
You can clean peoples trash cans and recycling bins in you’re neighborhood. I do this and I’m 16. It’s super easy and you make so much, I charge 20 bucks for both bins and sometimes if ppl are nice, they’ll tip u extra ;). This is super creative and shows a lot about you to others in the neighborhood. All there is to it is spraying the hose in the bin with some dish soap, using some disinfectant spray on the inside, and using a fresh center spray in the bin to make it smell good :) people love this!!
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Direct labor,                        20

Variable factory overhead, 12

Total variable costs per unit = $72

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Fixed factory overhead,    40

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