I go to school fulltime and work parttime, I would like to quit my job so that I can put all my attention on school and my son. How can I get more money to pay for my living expenses?
208262
I too am a single mother with little extra time on my hands.\nThis may be only a small money fix, but you could try selling on eBay if you have an area of expertise or product you can make easily.\nI sell reproduction doll parts that I make at home.\nThey take only about an hour or two out of my week to make, and I can resubmit the same auction over and over again once my dutch auctions sell out.\nwith the extra money I make I am able to pay my bills on time at the very least.\nThere are also people I see who are selling information like  recipes or or instruction on how to do things.\nThese are great for the seller because when a customer purchases them through paypal the seller can then just email the information to the buyer. No shipping involved at all.\nI hope this proves to be help full information\nHave a great Day and good luck on your quest.
445689
respect your parents and get a part time job.
583420
this can be a great way for you to make more money than say, working in retail, especially if you are a student.  i've done it in the past, and two of my kids work in restaurants while attending school.  it affords you a flexible schedule to work around your classes.  however, the down side is that you have to make sure you don't spend your money as fast as you make it!  good luck to you!
517869
If you would like to go to work for the bank, the grocery store might be a help. BUT you want to go about this responsibly so you don't get stuck not having a job at all.  I would apply to the grocery store, but keep your current job.  If you get called to an interview, explain that you are currently working and need to put in a 2 week notice so that you can use your current job as a future GOOD reference.  When you confront the current employer with the notice that you are leaving, tell them how you have enjoyed working with them and you want to leave on a good note.  So when you do leave your current job, if the new job doesn't work out for some reason, then they will be willing to rehire you.  It is a safety net so that you won't be without work.  As far as your son and school, you might have to opt for public school until you can get yourself more financially set or look into scholarships that the school/community might have avalible for lower income families.  I wish you the best of luck. I have been in your place as a single mother trying to make ends meet, and I have pulled through.  It is a hard and bumpy road, but it will all work out in the end.  And you going to school yourself can never hurt, remember "Knowledge is Power".
427777
I got a job at the university I am attending.  Most places let full time employees go to school there for free. It means that I can only take classes part time, but I was not up for getting myself into more loans like I did when I was an undergrad, and I don't have enough money saved to pay full price.  \n\nYou've already checked into financial aid, I assume.  Grants are another good place to look.  Sometimes you can even get an award or grant from your undergraduate institution.
599934
get a job and move out.  you're an adult.
629344
The situation is complicated.  You need an adult to deal with an adult.  So the best for you would be to find an parent, relative, friend who will speak up for you and on your behalf.  Only then will you get the real attention you need and the paycheck you deserve.  Otherwise, you are being taken advange of and it will continue as long as you let it happen to you.
601072
Enroll in school and take out a student loan for living expenses.  You'll get your money in like 6 to 8 weeks and an education.  You can take one out each semester and you'll qualify for financial aid to cover your school expenses.  summer semesters are starting.
87531
You could consider working AND studying part-time - that way you can earn money and get an education too. That would be ideal if you're dedicated and well-disciplined and love the job you have now.
589293
dont think about ur job so much ...its only a way to pay for things.....work to live not live to work
368141
If you stop working you are entitled to child benefit, childrens tax credits and some help with your rent, this is on top of your loan and bursary.  I found myself better off financially when I was studying.  I cant say how much though because I have 2 kids but if you go to the online site they have a calculator where you can find out how much you will get.
453677
I believe you should try to find a job on the days you are out of school as a server or something where you would have access to cash daily.  Rent a room, feel blessed to have a car.  Ask about a work study program.  If you need to work more then lessen your school work load.  There have got to be some benefits for being a full time student.  I was a full time student, worked in the library in the morning, went to class in the afternoon and worked serving at night.  I had no welfare and supported 2 children.  But I made it! I am still 10 years later paying off those student loans, but I have a job, house, car and the necessities of life... with an education to boot.  You have to dig, search, find the grants, financial aid, what ever you need to survive.
514751
Check with your high school's guidance counselor's office. when I was in school, our school received phone calls from local businesses looking for cashiers, inventory clerks, office people, and other employees. Those employers were sensitive to the available hours that the students could work. The money wasn't great but the experience in business sure was. You have NOTHING to lose by asking about it. If that doesn't work out, look into your own business. Why not make 100% profits after taxes and expenses???
468988
you have to show the state that you are able to support yourself, by showing how much money you can make, and how you are going to school. and show them where you will stay. and so on and so forth. before you can be emancipated. goodluck.
221659
Search for another job.   (don't mention it to anybody you're working with) then (always) give your employer a month to 2 week notice.  You want to be in goodstanding so you'll get a good review.  Don't quit your job until you know for sure you are going to get the other job!!!!  3 years isn't a long time to already be sick of a job.  try 20 years!!!  You should always save money no matter what...!!!!  even it's only 5-10-20 dollars a week it adds up pretty quick.  I save my change.  I am a bartender, at a family owned chinese restaurant, so i give lots of change by the end of the night.  i save it and put it in a cd account that way I won't spend it.  i'm using it to save up for my child's college education...she's only 3!!!  I have a long ways to go...
449432
You could contact a Technical school, I got my Child Development Associate degree in a free Apprenticeship program, and I was able to count my working hours as my intern hours. Also, if you are really broke, then you should qualify for financial aid programs.
557420
I agree with you on the position that staying home parent and taking care of the kids is a full time job.  But unfortunately since you are not earning income you are not considered working by the laws.  Why loan companies do not accept you only based on your income? Because you don't have any.  This is how they are looking at it- if they give you the money and you don't pay them (either loan for a mortgage or car or personal loan) how can they get money back from you?  From where?  If you earn money they can get a garnishment of your income.  And keep in mind that they are not in the business of repo-ing cars or taking away your house.  Don't get me wrong-they'll do it if they have no other choice but they would prefer to have another outlet of collecting their money.