What careers pay a lot of money but dont require a lot of education?

Answer 1

Sales, especially multi-level marketing is taking off. If you find a good company that you can sell to your friends, family and everyone else, then you can make 6 figures a year. Radiology only requires 2 years of schooling after you get your associates. That's what my friend did, and he gets paid around 30 dollars/hr. now, and it's only his first year practicing. the most high jobs that most people get pay is depending in what is your profesion but this is the mos high i hope it help you 3.000 per hour...

Answer 2

I don't think one can find a legal profession that fits the description if one means "a lot of education" to be "secondary education" or "trade schools" and "a lot of money" to be "living wages." For most people, the pay is directly proportional to the amount of education one receives.

That said, with a special skills, such as Plumbing, carpentry, electrical, auto-mechanical, and home-repair, one can live quite comfortably within one's means. These jobs require either connection (you know someone) or a certificate (personal commitment and resources) and apprenticeship (one to three years of low pay).

Athletics get a very big disparity in pay between the super stars and the supporting casts. They normally are coming out of the college farm system.

Home businesses that are advertised online or by the streets are normally undesirable in stability and prospects of growth. The theme can border on the gray area of legality.

The only recourse one has, when education is lacking, is luck. Luck involves something near impossibility like winning a lottery or something quite rare like being successful in identifying an opportunity and pursue that opportunity with total dedication until the business takes off (what CNBC "the big idea" espouses). One needs to consider seriously if "luck" is something to depend on.

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