A 9-year-old can save money by setting up a savings jar or piggy bank where she can put any allowance, birthday money, or earnings from small chores. She can also create a simple budget to track her spending and saving goals, helping her prioritize what's most important to her. Additionally, she can learn about interest by opening a youth savings account at a bank, which can motivate her to save more. Encouraging her to set specific savings goals, like for a toy or game, can make the process more engaging.
just save it
you could have a lemonade stand
The only jobs I know that a 9 year old can do are yard sales, helping neighbours ect. There's not much a kid can do to earn money.
about $30 dollars or a little less
I would say that a nine year old should earn about $40-$50 each year.
A 9 year old kid can create a club at school that fundraises for the polar bears and then send the money to a trustworthy program that can use the money wisely. You can send it to WWF, the World WildLife Organization. Plus, spreading awareness is the best help any species would want =). Atleast the polar bears know someone cares for them...
Certainly more than a 40 year old working at a restaurant.
if he mows lawns or shovels snow.
20$ dollars per monday ><
$50 000 a day
Since it is illegal for a business to hire anyone under 16 a 9 year old can earn money mowing lawns, feeding/walking dogs, asking your parents what they need done around the house so you can earn money. I am afraid 9 is a little young to babysit.
you can do a lemonade stand,chores,garage sale, there are lots of things a 9 year old could do