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Many motivated youngsters are always trying to think up new ways to make some extra money. Running a bake sale can be a simple and lucrative business with the proper planning and organization. Young people learn all the steps to run a successful bake sale and get some useful tips and a handy checklist as well.

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Planning a car wash is a great way to make money and help people keep their car looking nice and shiny. While a car wash may seem like a simple business venture, it's more complex than readers may realize. Your money-minded readers will learn the importance of scheduling, budgeting, gathering enough workers, and charging a fair yet competitive price. Readers will learn to evaluate all the supplies they'll need to get their car wash business up and running. The skills involved in running a car wash may inspire them to create their own business later in life.

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