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If you need to find a new occupation that offers job security and good pay, you should consider becoming an electrician. You can work for a construction company, another electrician, or you can start your own business. To obtain your license, you'll need to have classroom learning and on-the-job training in the form of an apprenticeship. Here are a few things to know. Attend Trade School You may find the easiest way to get started as an electrician is to enter a trade electrician school.

If you have an old car sitting around or just upgraded to a new model and are unsure what you want to do with the old one, then why not donate it to a worthy cause? You may at first think it will be a huge hassle to donate it, but donating your car and claiming it on your taxes is actually very simple. Follow these three easy steps, and you can feel good about helping an organization in need and also be rewarded for your good deed when it is time to file your yearly taxes.

Becoming a medical assistant is a way to make a living wage in the healthcare field without becoming a nurse or needing a minimum of a bachelor's degree. These workers are in demand, which means good employment prospects and job security.  Average Pay Rate Medical assistants were earning about $15 per hour on average in 2014, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. If you work full-time at that rate, you'll earn more than $31,000 per year.

Becoming a barber is a great way to get the skills that you need to potentially start your own business or at least work for another company that will allow you to pay the bills until you have the funds to start your own business. However, it can be difficult for you to get the money together to learn how to become a barber in the first place. Here are some tips that will allow you to pay for barber school even if you do not have the immediate funds right now.