I work part time around college, my contracted hours aren't much however I take lots of overtime. I get anywhere from £600-1000 a month before tax, although my days consist of work, eat, sleep and college.
I also buy wholesale goods and sell them on ebay, however this requires allot of time, effort and stress. Since I started working I haven't been doing this to the same degree but it still brings in about £500 extra a month. All of this is disposable income
I have a paper round that earns me 15 quid per week (I don't work weekends) and I do jobs around the house for my parents who give me 15 quid per month.
I'm a co-owner of a business
I'm a welder
And i cut my grandmothers Grass for her and help her farm.. i tel lher not to pay me but she puts it in my bank account anyways... haha.. gotta <3 them.
Gold/Membership Sales on Sythe
Clinical Research Assistant at a local corporation
Data Entry for another local corporation
Ebay/Craigslist flipping
Website Consultant for a local beautician
Stocks/Bonds
Sounds like a lot but it's actually quite easy to manage
I have always worked a real job no matter what job it is, As of late Iv'e been working shipping recieving while trying to get back into youth outreach work. Recently I started a large botfarm but I'm shrinking it for effeciency. My real jobs pay more than my botfarm - but to be honest If I put my mind to it I bet I could make more running botfarms, it's just too much of a hassle cause I have priorities in life.
I clean the house for my parents and work for food/shelter and sometimes a dollar or two. My main source of cash would be betting on things with my friends when its almost a sure win (I'm not gambling when I know I'm right).