what should an 11 year do for money?

Answer 1

~Move to Thailand and be featured in videos.
Hook up with a local crack dealer and do some sales for a piece of the action.
Learn how to break into people's homes and steal from them.
Learn how to hack into bank accounts and transfer some funds.

Or, accept your allowance and live with it. Don't expect to be paid for doing chores around the house unless you plan to pay for meals, clothes and lodging. Be grateful for what you get.
Get a paper route. Do odd jobs for the neighbors, like mowing lawns, raking leaves, shoveling snow or helping with them with their housework.
Get used to the fact that you're a kid. You're supposed to be going to school, playing and generally growing up, not making your fortune. You will have to earn money soon enough. Enjoy the fact that you don't have to now.

Answer 2

Here is my top five money making ideas for an 11 year old:

5) Collect pop cans
4) Ask Mom and Dad for household projects that could pay
3) Mow in the summer / shovel snow in the winter
2) Deliver newspapers
1) Buy and sell puts and calls on margin

Answer 3

First, he or she should learn the value of money and ask hers/his parents to teach them what the schools do not: the value of money and compound interest, just like the financial system works, expressed at a 6th grade level. Half of the population, HS, College, and adults do not understand personal finances (I saw the study in Internet). Then, explore the possibilities for earning a few bucks: hard work!! But, the options are there.

Answer 4

Take the Red Cross Babysitting course and then babysit for families who are close enough that your parents can come to the rescue if necessary. Water plants, walk dogs, and clean cat boxes for neighbors going on vacation. Do enough lousy jobs that you'll see why you need to get good grades and go to college so you won't have to do this stuff your whole life! (And the babysitting will show you why you don't want to have kids until you are reallllly grown up!)

Answer 5

Find a need that no one is currently filling. Then provide that service or product to meet that need. Make up your own business cards. Develop a Mission/Purpose Statement. Always do it with a smile. Be reliable! Exceed your customers' expectations. Ask for referrals and keep a file of all your clients. Then keep in touch with them to either provide them more service or product.

Answer 6

I had a young person come to my house and offer to pull weeds for $15. What a deal! I hate doing that, and they liked the money.

Answer 7

I suggest that you do chores around your house for extra cash. Talk to your parents and explain your situation and tell them that you will be willing to do stuff for them for a little cash. You may also want to do odd jobs around your neighborhood for cash like mowing lawns, washing dogs, walking dogs, washing vehicles, and so on this is always a good way to make some easy and fast cash.

Answer 8

an 11 year old doesn't need money. its their parent's job to support them.

Answer 9

wash cars in your street and charge your neighbours - do a good job and they will ask you to do it again and again. Also try doing extra jobs at home and your parents will give you some extra allowance pocket money.

Answer 10

Establish your reputation as a reliable sensible young person in your neighbourhood and offers of jobs for cash will pour in.