How can a 13 year old earn money in Singapore?

Answer 1

If you're a teen, no doubt you've at least played one video game. Take for example, Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage, Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail or maybe MapleStory. Grind on a separate account from your main and get it to a high rank (bonus points if you manage to pull a super rare character! But pulling ANY non-started character is still good and can attract many nonetheless. E.g. pulling a 4* character instead of a 5* in Genshin Impact could still be what some people are looking for on the market.) Once you've reached a higher rank, let's say for example at least AR16 or higher for Genshin Impact, and have accumulated a few characters and items, you can sell the account for a few bucks. But don't overprice, and don't underprice at the same time.

Alternatively, you can do a pilot service. Simply put, you offer to grind or farm materials on someone's account for a certain amount of pay according to their needs. For example, get a 5 win streak in Call of Duty MWII. You do that for your client, they pay you maybe $15.

For pricing, it depends on the quality of your account. For every level higher, quality goes up. But the minimum I would say for selling an account could be about $5 to $7. It can go up to even $60 or even $500 dollars, so if you're a gamer looking for ways to make a quick buck by playing games, this is the best way!!

Answer 2

It's quite impossible. Unless somebody you know pays you to distribute flyers, etc. (the mundane stuff o_o) Some schools have partnerships with fast food restaurants, and they send selected 14-year-olds there to work during the school holidays/term break.