main and side jobs  | |  I have long worked as a teacher, but the money I earn is not enough to meet the needs. then I had a side business results more than the main job. This sideline even the results are to be expected to cover all the needs of the family.
What should I do?
Should I leave work and work on the subject my side job?
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| | | | | | 1.  lotterylover (4760) | 3 months ago |  I think that with todays money woes I would stick with the teaching job unless you really don't like doing it. At least in teaching you should be getting coverage on health insurance. You buy it yourself and you will end up paying out a bundle for it. I know. Now that I am retired I am paying out over $500.00 a month. I don't trust Medicare to cover everything and supplemental insurance can be a real pain. You have to go to the Dr. of their choice and here that Dr. is not always in.
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| | | 2. commanderxo (448) | 3 months ago |  Once the sideline job becomes self supporting, then leave the teaching business.
However, no one said that you still can't TEACH, either.
"...your sideline job, made out of your sideline job."...perhaps?
...worth considering.
cdrxo
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