Career questions tagged money-management
I am in the 10th grade, and am just beginning to explore my future What are some careers and helpful next steps I should consider based on my passions and interests?
I am in the 10th grade, and am just beginning to explore my future career. At school, I am most interested in personal finance, economics, accounting, and IT. My hobbies include investing, learning material online, and working. A topic i'm passionate about is finance. What are some careers that I should consider based on my interests and hobbies? What's your Day in the Life like? What skills are necessary? What is required? How'd you end up in your career path?
As a Stock inverstor, how do you know or learn what stocks will grow your money?
Im a senior interested in exercise science, I plan to own my own private gym but I also want to earn passive income from stocks.
How do I make money fast when I'm 13?
Help me improve in money and higher my income
Looking for ways to help pay my tuition for college next year?
I am a senior in high school and I am looking for ways to help pay for my college tuition next year?
How well does an office job pay?
How well do office jobs pay? Depending on the office setting I am hired into, will my needs be accommodated?
Should I start learning how to drive and and save up for drivers ed?
I am a sophomore in highschool and I am 16 and I was wondering if I should wait to get my licenses or work on getting it now. I want to become a surgeon so I am also saving up for that
How can you synergize your savings by making sure your money is working FOR and not AGAINST you
How can you synergize your savings by making sure that your money is working FOR you and not AGAINST you.
What is your financial status and how did you achieve it?
I asked this because I want to know your financial struggles before and what steps you took to achieve your current financial status
What strategies can help me be financially stable early on?
I've noticed my parents always struggling with finances due to their spending habits and lack of financial understanding. I want to avoid this for myself at all costs and was wondering how I can implement good saving and financial habits early on to avoid falling into the same debt situation myself. I want to live without worrying about money but also have the ability to spend on wants occasionally. I will start college Fall of 2025 and I will be paying for college all alone with perhaps some financial aid from college because of cutting contact from my parents and not having parental support for separate reasons. However, I still want to make good financial decisions so I don't spend my life in crushing loans and debt. I have no knowledge of finances, cards or banking related stuff, so I would love to learn all there is to know.
Private companies or government jobs?
Best ways to make money right out of college for a welder or business owner. Work for private companies or county/city? I’ll be taking over my dad’s landscaping business as well any advice on that? Thank you