Sunday Morning Link Love - Tutoring Edition
I’ve started tutoring Chemistry online, and I really like it. I’m happy with how it is going and it pays pretty well too. I get my first assessment of how I am doing this weekend, so hopefully the service is happy with me too. I made about $185 last week, and if I can keep that up, I will have a debt-destroying job on my hands after all!
Here are some of the posts around the personal finance world I found interesting this week from the M-Network and beyond:
- My Two Dollars: IKEA Customer Service Really Failed This Weekend And I Won’t Be Back Soon. Who doesn’t take a gift card? How is that possible? Yikes.
- Gather Little By Little: What to do when your debit card gets stolen. He knows, it happened to him.
- The Dough Roller: The Dough Roller to donate 50% of it’s revenue to charity. How exciting!
- Single Guy Money: Take Advantage of Your 401K. Great tips for using a 401K well.
- Being Frugal: How I Taught My Preschooler the Value of a Dollar. A subject near and dear to my heart!
- Cash Money Life: I Transfered My Cell Phone Contract Yesterday and Didn’t Spend a Dime.
- Moolanomy: 6 Easy Ways To Simplify Your Finances. Simplify… that’s what I like to hear!
- Plonkee Money: Planning for retirement: pensions vs buy to let part 1. An interesting analysis that looks at traditional retirement options vs using real estate.
- My Money Blog: I don’t understand why gift cards are so bad. Yeah, me either.
- No Credit Needed: Budgeting with a Baby on Board. NCN and his wife are having a baby! Yay! And they’re figuring out how to adjust financially.
- Sense to Save: Better Budget 2008 Challenge. I *love* budgeting, and anything that converts more people to the budgeting side is a good thing, in my opinion.
And in the PaidTwice Rewind: Gift Cards, I Like ‘Em! Told you :).
Off to get ready for an afternoon of spreading my love of chemistry to others by tutoring. A noble cause if I say so myself.
And a great way to build up the fund for the car repair bill destruction. Have a nice day!
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January 13th, 2008 at 1:53 pm
Your new gig sounds like it might do pretty well for you! Congrats!
Thanks for the mention!
January 13th, 2008 at 2:52 pm
Yes! I’m glad you enjoy it
You’ll be back in the black in no time.
January 13th, 2008 at 6:21 pm
Would you b e willing to post the Tutoring Service you work for? I’m a former teacher and would love to find out how to tutor online. Thanks.
January 13th, 2008 at 6:22 pm
Great that you have found the Chemistry gig. It’s something that you like and it will help you destroy that debt in no time.
Here’s to C2H2Zr3….whatever it may be.
Best regards
January 13th, 2008 at 6:46 pm
That’s great! Chemistry though…yuck! Thanks for the link!
January 13th, 2008 at 9:23 pm
I’m also curious about your online tutoring. I tutor student one on one and face to face as a part time job, but I am no way making close to that figure in a week. Maybe I can learn something from you on this?
January 13th, 2008 at 9:59 pm
I tutor for tutor.com - Amanda @ Me vs Debt does too and she has a lot longer than me and knows more about it :). I think right now they are only hiring chemistry and physics tutors but you can get waitlisted for other subjects.
Feel free to ask more and I hope that helps!
January 14th, 2008 at 4:01 pm
Not too shabby for one week’s work. Perhaps I signed on with the wrong company.
March 4th, 2008 at 10:58 pm
I’ve been thinking of starting a little side job tutoring but didn’t want to take any more time away from being with my son. I will definitely look into online tutoring as it sounds like there is some money that can be made AND I could be home with my son while I did it.
Thanks for the advice and the great post!