I have the problem that I only get 25 euro a month.
I also have a Minecraft server for which I pay 20 euro a month.
But because of course I want to buy other games or something or order things, I need more money. It is not possible to deliver the newspaper because there's no more space. What should I do to get 50-70 euro a month?
I just need the money I can't even buy something for 5 euro or so
Then you should either give up the server or put the other 5 euro back and save.
I'm 14 years old and I don't get any pocket money at all.
Cool new PC costs 1500 euro
Maybe you can also sell something, on eBay or something.
No, otherwise I would have done it
Pocket money should also lead to people learning to use money.
Do you really need this server? Do you really have to play this or any other game?
That's exactly what you have to learn. You have to deal with your salary later, when you grow up, have an apartment / house and maybe also a family. You have to do without something or choose a cheaper alternative.
With neighborhood help, babysitting etc. You can earn something extra.
Same. Maybe a grandma put a euro in it, but not more
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I have the problem that I only get 25 euro a month.
So you get the average "recommended" pocket money for your age group.
It is not possible to deliver the newspaper because there's no more space.
Then you should adjust your excessive consumption desires to the age-related reality, because at your age there are only absolute "micro jobs"… Because you are not allowed to do more according to the Child Labor Protection Ordinance:
https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/...v/__2.html
You can e.g. :
Deliver newspapers, magazines, advertisements and advertising brochures
In a private setting (for neighbors, for example, but not for any company!): Activities in the household and garden, computer help, errands, looking after children or pets, tutoring or as a shopping aid
Work at events in your community or in your sports club
Geil what bring me 2 euro? It's not even a kebab
As if 25 euro is good pocket money.
You are only 13. You are not allowed to work yet. And you should focus on school.
I don't understand your parents. I would have let go of a thunder long ago.
What little boys like you don't want to understand is the fact that your parents don't just get these 25 euro net! Must earn, but they must also have left over the necessary cost of living! Be.
Furthermore you… Are a PC + screen + Internet available… And that too has to be paid for.
Oh yes and I guess that you also have some personal requirements for your clothes… Etc.
so please bake some smaller rolls.
At 13 you should be happy about 25 euro. At 13 you shouldn't go to work, wait 1 or 2 years then you can think about how you can earn something. Whether you want to close the Minecraft server or not is up to you, but your parents can't help if you don't want to close it. Either you close it or make do with the remaining 5 euro.
Yes, me too, hehe. But I don't need it either. I take care of very different things than children my age.
I always save the most money 😅 maybe every 3-4 months, treat yourself to something small but not more
Jo, I do too. But honestly, I don't really care. I spend most of my free time doing astrophysics and math. Otherwise, I only practice piano and violin and prepare for appearances.
Time to shop & Co. With friends there's not.
Krass you are completely different. How old are you if i may ask
Forgive me for the late answer… I'm 14 years old and you?
Can I find out your age too?
Clear. I'm 16. I think it's awesome what you do at 14. Where does the interest come from?
Cool. I'm interested in music thanks to my parents, who registered me against my will at the music school. You forced me to practice for hours. Today I do it voluntarily and I'm very grateful to you for it. I would not stop at any price.
Since I was little my father has often watched documentaries about astronomy and astrophysics before going to bed. I was sometimes allowed to watch and found it simply fascinating. That's where interest comes from.
What are your interests?
