make freinds with george bush.then start a construction company and have him get you a job over in iraq..hey its true!!
2007-12-15 11:56:11
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answered by Anonymous
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You will either need to get satisfied with your factory job and the benefits and vacation it provides you, or, you will need to start looking for something new. Most factory jobs pay pretty well, but I can see someone would possibly not want to make a lifetime of factory work. That said, maybe start night classes (that alone will make you a candidate for another more prosperous position with another company (or ideally with the same company, in an office position)... they will see that you're pursuing to better yourself, and this will be something that your employer looks closely at. Hey, good luck... But don't quit the company until you have something lined up, and also, give a 2 wks notice to them.... It's common courtesy. Good luck!
2007-12-15 21:20:14
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answered by me2007 3
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A vague question, but I believe I understand where you are coming from.
First you will need to figure out a couple of things.
One, How much money do you make in a month. This may be tricky because of tax, but look at your paychecks. You should be able to figure out something. If not, Take your Hourly pay, times the nimber of hours you work in a week times .81. This number represents your income after tax.
Next you need to find out where your money is going.
Rent
Utilitys
Cell Phone, and Land line
Car payment
Gas for your car
Car Insurance
Medical Insurance
Food
Charitys
Etc
Spending money (bar, movie rentals, girlfriends, etc)
These are your monthly expences. After subtracting expences from income, how much do you have left to play with? Evaluate each expence. Could you lower any of theme? For example, Look around for the best car insurance rate, and cell phone plan. Insted of ordering out pizza, make a frozen pizza, and put extra motz cheese on it. Things like that.
Next, look at your jobs. Anything you can do here? Could you work the night shift and make more money? Could you go in for training and make more on a differant machine?
Basicailly, we are trying to deal with two numbers here. Income and Expense. Try to maxamize your income, and minamize your expence.
Now what do you want to do with all your hard earned extra money? I am still trying to figure this out myself, but I recomend that you think about your future. In factory work, You might not be able to take this work load forever. As you get older, it may become impossible to take such a woruload. I recomend a Roth IRA Account for retirement. It starts tax free, and ends tax free. But, you might not want to take my word for it. You should ask a financial advisor for help with this. Look into it. Get as much info as you can. Ask questions much like you are doing now. You are on the right track, Keep going!
2007-12-15 20:09:20
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answered by fretnoise900 2
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Invest in your education which will open all kinds of opportunities for you to work smarter not harder. It's never too late to go back to some type of school and advance yourself. Good luck.
2007-12-15 19:55:28
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answered by Anonymous
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Spend less than you earn and invest the rest - you'll be glad you did when you are in your 50's. Stay out of debt as much as possible - limit borrowing to major items like a mortgage or a car.
2007-12-15 20:10:25
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answered by Judy 7
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Put 10% of every check into an interest bearing account and don't touch it.
2007-12-15 19:54:40
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answered by Anonymous
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Have you try to play the loto 6/49 ?
2007-12-15 19:54:59
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answered by Papilao 4
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Don't think so monetarily. Volunteer. Get involved in activities at your church. Do something with children. Those rewards will be the best treasure you can ever receive!
2007-12-15 19:54:13
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answered by MiMi 5
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Save some money and put it in a fixed deposit or buy a good share.
2007-12-15 19:55:23
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answered by leon adrianto 6
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hire an investment counselor to guide you into safe investments with a proper return. Do your research about this person before you commit your money to him/her
2007-12-15 19:54:21
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answered by Anonymous
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