How can i earn 40 grand a year?
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Work for me\n\nDrop me a line if you want the requirements
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winning 40 million dollars.
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For an approximate answer, take yearly income divide it by 52 (weeks a year) then divide that number by 40 (hours per work week).
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This could vary greatly depending on what part of the country that you live in. Are you in Augusta, GA or New York City? I can tell you that if you have good sales and leadership skills you can triple your income by going out on your own. I can even suggest ways to do that gradually so you don't have to leave the safety of your paycheck until your own company is flying high. Want more details? bruce@getvia.com
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Start with Ten Mil and invest it in the stock market.\n\nWith some luck, you'll earn $1 mil (which is what I THINK you meant to ask).\n\nIf you lose 90%, you'll still have $1 mil.\n\n------------\n\nSeriously, as one who has done what you are looking to do, with the success levels you are talking about, I have to say that the BEST way to make a lot of money is to start your own business.  Look at it this way, if you work for someone else, you can pretty accurately predict what your salary will be over 5 years (even optimistically)- and it will probably be no where near $1 mil.\n\nSo, Here's the plan.\n\n1. Start your own business.  You should do something you LIKE to do.\n\n2. Set a target for who you are marketing to, and what product or service you are providing.  Define that well, on paper.  Perhaps you want to provide computer programming services for accounting firms, or provide financial planning services for wealthy men (>$2M net worth) in their 40's.  Whatever.  Define it well.  This sets your target customer.  It guides your efforts.\n\n3. Every SPARE moment goes toward building a business for your target... finding customers in that arena, building a product or service offering in that target range.\n\n4. Set a financial goal.  If you want to earn (gross) $1M in 5 yrs, maybe it looks like this:  Yr 1: 25K, Yr 2: 70K, Yr 3: 130K, Yr 4: 260K, Yr 5: 520K.  That would put you over 1M for the total, and with a growth rate that would put you over $1M in yr 6 as well.\n\n5.  PUT A PLAN ON PAPER.  What does yr 2 look like?  Who are you selling to, and what are you selling?  How many customers do you need?  How many employees do you need?  What does a budget look like?  (where would you be spending your money in year 2, to insure that year 3 produces the results that you need).  It's a GIVEN that your plan will be WRONG (one way or another), but it's CRITICAL that you do this ON PAPER.\n\n6. Read The E-Myth.  Michael Gerber lays out a roadmap.  (That was a guide for our multi-million dollar start-up)\n\n7. Hire people ONLY IF YOU MUST, and then HIRE PEOPLE SMARTER THAN YOU.  This is critical.  Most start-ups go "on the cheap".  Most start-ups fail.  Look for people that have succeeded in starting a business.\n\n8. Put your business plan into a "presentation", and present it to as MANY influential people as possible.  Amazingly MOST EVERYONE is supportive of the little guy who has the guts to go out on a limb.  Listen to their advice (and weigh it accordingly).  This is part "strategic planning" and part "marketing".  You are just trying to get the message out.  At the end of each presentation, ask "do you know of anyone who I should talk to, who would be interested in my product or service?"  Get leads.  Follow up on them.\n\n9. Keeping your eye on your target market and financial goals, turn down VERY LITTLE business down (initially) until you can meet your financial target.  Price your deals based on how close to the target they are.  For instance, if you choose to perform Landscaping for businesses, but someone asks you to help them with a residential job, bid the job so that it's "worth your time".  Don't ever complain that "this isn't my core business".  The only business you want to avoid in the early stages are the deals that don't have a clean exit or a paying customer.  If you can state your price, and do a job, and have a satisfied customer, and make a few bucks, that is golden!  You are looking for reference accounts.\n\n10.  When you are so busy that you have the luxury of being selective of the business that you take on, price yourself accordingly.  Some business you may want to say no to.  Other business you may want to price high.  Remember the TARGET set in Step 2.  If it's a "bullseye" deal (exactly the type of business you are looking for, with a customer that will be happy and refer
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I am 1 and i get 69,000 a year
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Once you are certified you will make some real good money. It depends on the state and are you are in. In WV my brother in law was offered 40K to start right out of welding school.
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Start young, no later than eighteen.  Invest in a mutual fund- Washington Mutual has some nice ones- 100$ per month.  When you can afford it put in more.  Then, open a Roth IRA and max the contributions (currently $4000 per year)- trade a little stock (no more than 30% of you total investments).  You'll easily get to a million by the time you are 60.
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About $40,000.  Take a look at the following link.  It is a pdf file.  It will show the average income of educational level.
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Have alot of money first off
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Good for you, Brian, that you want to earn some walking around money! The usual suggestions of paper route, mowing lawns, a dog walking service, errand boy for older neighbors, carwashing could work for you, and so could stock boy at a mom-and-pop supermarket, McDonald's or any fast food restaurant may make you wait until you're 16, but it wouldn't hurt to check. Good luck, Brian. You'll probably own a successful business in your thirties!
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impossible to calculate, but it is not much. if you teach by day and play by night, you can earn a good living.\n\nmusician
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Win the lotto, that's more like 30 mil.\n\nMy friend works in a factory making 21 bucks an hour so that's .... 44,000 a year. (plus benefits and they get lots of OT that I didn't calculate) - This company is called Johnson Controls, and his work isn't too hard. (I worked there for 9 months, no problem.)\n\nIF you ever break down and decide to sell your body, let me know :)
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$4000, $4500 if you're over 50.
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$40,544   $49,279   $57,268
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well at 40 i was able to retire on 47000 a year which makes about 3000 a month after taxes  and it works,, i am 45 now
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Try salary.com about 30 grand a year