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Question: Ways for a 14 year old to make money?
I’m not old enough to get a job in oklahoma. Cant babysit cause my mom has a daycare. I don’t like animals. The only ideas i came up with was starting a blog but idk how to make money off of it and if i’m even old enough. I’m really smart and a good violinist and writer but that doesn’t do anything for me. And i need to make money so I can pay for certain things that my parents can’t afford to pay for so yeah…….and there are a lot of things they can’t pay for. acting school, guitar lessons, piano lessons. blah blah blah etc etc

I need some ideas of what to do to make money. I can’t find anything that i could do online but if you can please tell me.

Thanks!

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Hi,my name is Anne,I did the following:
Q&A: self-employment tax, let’s say I make k this year…?
Besides the ,000ish in income, will I have to pay self-employment tax on top of that? I live in Washington State.

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Hi,my name is Anne,I did the following:
Q&A: I have to pay a lot of self-employment tax this year and don’t have the money?
I didn’t know that I was considered self-employed and now realize I have about ,500 in self employment taxes to pay. I have no money to pay the government right now and I’m unemployed. Are there any options out there for me so I can delay paying the tax? I know I have to pay the government no matter what, but how can I work out a deal with them to pay over time?

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Hi,my name is Anne,I did the following:
Q&A: Time Management Tips for the school year?
How can I have good time management during the school year? Like when should I do homework? When should I practice my instrument? When should I take breaks? I also have things like time for eating and taking showers. Also will I have free time? Could you give an example schedule? Thanks.

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Anne edited the following
Question: Does anyone think that the 30 year savings bonds are good for long term investment/savings?
How does it compare to 401k savings in stocks/bonds, considering yearly expense and maintenance of mutual funds and cyclic stock market bubbles? Does anyone share my opinion that this brouhaha about 401k is an overblown campaign by mutual fund companies just to fill their own pockets. Am I being pessimistic?

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Q&A: How can a 15 year old start investing in stocks?
I have 0 and im not looking to be a millionaire or anything I just want to start investing.

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Anne edited the following
Q&A: How would you teach time management to a ten year old?
Those moments spent playing with a pencil, fiddling with a hat, and staring at the window all add up to much wasted time!

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Anne edited the following
Question: Do I have to pay a self-employment tax throughout the year or just when I do the rest of my taxes?
I just got a freelance editing job, and am told I’ll have to fill out a 1099. I’ve been trying to read up on self-employment tax, but can’t seem to get a straight answer. Do I have to send money into the government throughout the year, or can I just save 15% of it and then send it in April when I do the rest of my taxes and it looks like I owe something? Thanks!

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These are useful and collceted by Anne!
Q&A: How can a 14 year old make money online?
I really need to make some money. I’ve been thinking about the cost of collage and I want to start saving now. I’ve also been think about living by myself and the expense of that. Please is there anyway I can start making money online or something so that I don’t have to struggle in the future. Thank you!

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Do you find what you need? Look here!
Question: When doing taxes can you deduct home improvement expenses every year or only the year you sell?
I was told that you could deduct home improvement expenses until the year you sold your house. Is this true?

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