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I've recently started a venture which rakes in around £1,400 - £1,800 a month.
How do I explain this source of income to my parents?
It's not a conventional means of making money
How do I explain this source of income to my parents?
It's not a conventional means of making money
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(Original post by GabiAbi84)
Then why not just say what it is?
Then why not just say what it is?
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
I basically sell a subscription and teach people
I basically sell a subscription and teach people
(Or is this some OF sort of thing?)
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
I've recently started a venture which rakes in around £1,400 - £1,800 a month.
How do I explain this source of income to my parents?
It's not a conventional means of making money
I've recently started a venture which rakes in around £1,400 - £1,800 a month.
How do I explain this source of income to my parents?
It's not a conventional means of making money
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
I basically sell a subscription and teach people
I basically sell a subscription and teach people
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The issue is , I have A levels this year and mocks coming up , I'm worried that if I tell my parents , they would tell me to stop it
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(Original post by GabiAbi84)
Oh sorry, I meant why not just tell your parents what you do?
(Or is this some OF sort of thing?)
Oh sorry, I meant why not just tell your parents what you do?
(Or is this some OF sort of thing?)
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
I've recently started a venture which rakes in around £1,400 - £1,800 a month.
How do I explain this source of income to my parents?
It's not a conventional means of making money
I've recently started a venture which rakes in around £1,400 - £1,800 a month.
How do I explain this source of income to my parents?
It's not a conventional means of making money
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
The issue is , I have A levels this year and mocks coming up , I'm worried that if I tell my parents , they would tell me to stop it
The issue is , I have A levels this year and mocks coming up , I'm worried that if I tell my parents , they would tell me to stop it
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(Original post by Muttley79)
So you are tutoring with no quaifications ... do the people paying know that?
So you are tutoring with no quaifications ... do the people paying know that?
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Don't say anything about your extra income.
To your parents, family members, friends or anyone that you are interested in dating.
Carry on earning, studying and saving as much of the money as you can for a rainy day.
Good luck!
To your parents, family members, friends or anyone that you are interested in dating.
Carry on earning, studying and saving as much of the money as you can for a rainy day.
Good luck!
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
It's not tutoring , it revolves around a niche skill and market in general .
It's not tutoring , it revolves around a niche skill and market in general .
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(Original post by SchmuckOff)
It's not tutoring , it revolves around a niche skill and market in general .
It's not tutoring , it revolves around a niche skill and market in general .
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