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Hair Stylist

Hair Stylist

What will I be doing?

Fixing and styling the hair of people attending special occasions

What will I need to start?

Eric Bautista is a hair and make up artist with his own salon in Pateros, and he says you’ll need to spend P20,000 on basic equipment like setting gadgets (hot curlers, Velcro rollers, ceramic flat iron), styling products (mousse, spry net, gel), brushes (roller, paddle, and skeleton), and blow dryers. You may buy cheaper hairstyling equipment from MTN Marketing in Binondo and learn the basics of hairstyling from Reyes haircutters

Who will my customer be?

Brides and their entourage, celebrities, fashion models, VIPs, students attending junior or senior proms and graduations, birthday celebrators, and party goers

How much should I charge?

If you’re beginner, P500 per head. Bautista and Ferdie Orivida of Uver salon charge P1,000 to P3,000 per head for services outside the salon. You may also charge a package rate like Eric who does hair and make up for three people for P5,000 or Ferdie who charges P12,000 to style a bride and two other people

How much will I make?

You could make P8,000 extra monthly charging P1,000 per head and getting at least two booking a week. The peak months for styling are December and May.

Personalized Photo Calendar Maker

Personalized Photo Calendar Maker

What will I be doing?

Designing and making personalized calendars or desk planners using your client’s pictures

What will I need to start?

An inkjet printer (P3,000), a graphics handling desktop computer (P35,000), Printshop or image software like Adobe Photoshop Pro, etc. (P2,000 to P10,000), an internet connection(you may use prepaid Internet card), and wire-binding machine (P30,000 to P50,000). You’ll also need graphic designing skills

Who will my customers be?

People interested in personalized gifts for family and friends

How much should I charge?

Angela Aguiluz(jincos_makati@yahoo.com) charges P980 for a deluxe calendar (a wire bound calendar with her client’s chosen image or picture on every month), P175 for an A3 size (11”x17”) poster calendar, and P675 for a tear off calendar

How much will I make

30 to 40 percent of your gross profit

Cell Phone Casing Decorator

Cell Phone Casing Decorator

What will I be doing?

Personalizing cell phones to the extent of putting a client’s name or even picture around the casing with sticker cutouts.

What will I need to start?

A layout cutter machine (P40,000) from Taiwan or Hong Kong the size of an inkjet printer; a graphics-handling computer, a printer, a scanner for digitizing hard copies of pictures or image from clients; and a blower or hairdryer to tighten stickers when installed. You may order special sticker abroad or from a local distributor, and their cost – P5 to P25 for an 8”x11” sticker – will depend on their designs and texture. The designs include standard, checkered, wood panel, hologram, velvet, copper, carbon and metal with an aluminum texture. You may buy a 50-meter roll about 60cm wide for P12,000 if you expect brisk business

Who will my customer be?

Almost anyone with a cell phone, but trendy people particularly. You may also tap cell phone vendors in bazaars by supplying them with precut designs that they can retail

How much should I charge?

Around P75 for a personalized name sticker and P150 for a wrap around design. Arthru Ng has been in the cell phone business for six years, and he says you may offer them stickers at a 20 percent discount.

How much will I make?

As much as 60 percent of your selling price. You’ll be able to make four wraparound cell phone stickers from a bond size sticker

Room Renter

Room Renter

What will I be doing?

If you have a spare room or two in your house, you may consider renting them out to transients, local tourists, and other people needing an inexpensive but clean place to stay.

What will I need to start?

Some money to fix your spare rooms. After years of working as headwaiter of Mario’s restaurant in Baguio City, Reperto De Ocampo converted two units in his eight-door apartment into lodges for transients, spending P150,000 to fix them in such a way that they could accommodate up to 12 people each and had cold and running water, a stove and cable television.

Who will my customer be?

Tourists on a budget, usually backpackers

How much should I charge?

De Ocampo Charges P2,500 to P3,500 a room a day most of the year but higher during Holy Week and the Christmas holidays

How much will I make?

De Ocampo make enough money to pay for maintenance and the power bill and something extra that he earmarks for improving his apartments.

Tai Chi Instructor

Tai Chi Instructor

What will be I doing?

Teaching Tai Chi, a soft-style martial art that is said to improve people’s health and fitness

What will I need to start?

Tai Chi instructor Emee Chua(emsvangoth@yahoo.com) suggests you affiliate with the Wushu Federation of the

Philippines

by taking up classes with them.

Who will my customer be?

People aged 30 and above are said to be the most appreciative of this sport because of its slow and delicate movements. Most of these people have health concerns, but they get to burn a lot of calories without rigid or speedy movements that are likely to cause injuries.

How much should I charge?

P300 to P500 per student per session lasting one to two hours. Ideally, you should meet your students twice to three times a week.

How much will I make?

P900 to 1,500 per session depending on how many students sign up.

Film Critic

Film Critic

What will I be doing?

Watching firm and then writing reviews for publication in newspapers or magazines.

What will I need to start?

Love of all types of movies. If you don’t like films or like only some genres(action films and dramas but not musical or westerns, for instance), forget it. You must also know something about filmmaking: it’s history and some of the greatest firlms that have been made; how films and made; how characters are fleshed out; how action is sustained; what camera shots are available to the director, and how he uses them fro effect; how films are edited; and how the musical score adds to or dilutes the film’s overall effect.

Reviewing a film is pretty much like reviewing a book of fiction or non fiction: you’ll have to write an essay. (To get an idea of the film reviews that you must emulate or try to beat, read Times, Newsweek, The New Yorker, Playboy, and other first-class publications.) and if you’re just starting out, you’re not likely to get invited to advance screening-that will have to wait until you’ve established your credential –so try to attend the first-day screening of any film you want to write about, write a review, and then send it for publication before the film ends its run. With luck, one of your reviews will get published, and you may look forward to getting more in print if you do your job right

Who will my customer be?

The entertainment section of daily newspapers, weekly magazine, and teen, women’s, and men’s magazine. But remember that a review is not a one-size-fits-all thing: you’ll have to write in a language that your readers can understand and relate to.

How much should I charge?

Expect P800 to P2,000 for a review of 400 to 800 words and P1,000 to P2,000 for a capsule review(4,000 to 5,000 characters) of several films

How much will I make?

Your expense in this business is mainly the price of the movie ticket, and if you write great reviews, you may expect many publication to welcome your contributions

Necktie Maker

Necktie Maker

What will I be doing?

Making customize neckties

What will I need to start?

An eye for fashion, a pattern maker, a sewer, a designer, and sewing machine

Who will my customer be?

People looking for unique gift items and companies needing neckties for employee uniforms or giveaways

How much should I charge?

As high as triple the cost of making them, says Chiristine Aguiluz of King’s Treats neckties. Make excellent neckties and you’ll be able to charge higher for them.

How much will I make?

Aguiluz says she makes as much as the salaries of three executives on a good month.

Ebay Trader

Ebay Trader

EBay Inc. (http://www.ebay.com), the world’s largest online auction site for all kinds of goods and collectibles, boasts 135million registered users and sells $1,000 worth of merchandise every second in 32 international markets. So how do you profit from the website? By listing up as an eBay trader. All you need is a computer, internet access, and a good digital camera(so buyers can see what you’re selling) to sell your wares online, and then you simply register with eBay.com to gain access to international buyers and eBay.ph to reach the local market. At eBay, you trade anonymously and use only handles or “nicks” for names.

Trader Brum200 came across eBay.ph, eBay’s Philippine site, in 2004 and decide to try selling a miniature replica of the Philippine jeepney, and item being made by a family-owned business and that also produces mini-instruments. He sold the product to an Ausralia buyer within seven days, and soon Brum2000 added gadgets, e-Book, I.D. tags, cellular phones, laptaps, and laptap accessories to his wares. Today, brum2000 sells $1,000 worth of merchandise a month but invests only three to seven hours a day (between 7 p.m and 12 midnight) answering email from buyers. He also sells at eBay.com, which charges minimal fees to list products and put photos and a final value fee on the item being sold.

The advantage of registering on eBay.com is that the world is your audience: you get more chances to sell your products. (eBay.ph’s services are still free, but it limits your audience and the products it lists don’t appear at eBays.com.) and paying is simply, eBay.com sellers open an account with paypal, an online payment service owned by eBay, so buyers can pay by credit card or by debiting their purchases in their checking account. And once payment is made, the item is shipped to the buyer. (paypal is not yet available in the Philippines, so sellers usually ask winning bidders to wire their payment or have it deposited to their account so the sold product may be shipped.)

Brum2000 says an eBay trader’s most precisous commodity is the feedback he gets from other sellers. Like retail traders, online traders must keep a good reputation to get repeat business and gain more clients, and eBay has a feedback forum that allows sellers to leave their comments after each transaction: it lets other member know how reliable and trustworthy a buyer has been in his dealings. (On the other hand, many buyers won’t deal with a seller who has to many negative feedback posting in the forum or has less than the specified number of positive comments there.)

eBay.ph is still in its infancy, but it already holds much promise considering that 30,000 items are being listed on the site and nay given day. According to specialists, the online market will grow even faster as internet access and reliable courier services become cheaper and more readily available.

Driving Instructor

Driving Instructor

What will I be doing?

Teaching students how to drive and park their cars

What will I need to start?

A professional driver’s license and lots of patience. If you prefer to teach in a driving school like A1 or Socialite, you’ll need to show your resume and if they hire you, they’ll endorse you to the Land Transportation Office to secure an instructor’s license. (Keep in mind, however, that you may hat to set your schedule according to what the driving school demands). If you decide to teach driving independently, you’ll have to provide your own car and promotional materials.

Who will my customer be?

Usually, high school students and older people

How much should I charge?

At A1 driving School the charges are P2,500 for five days, P3,500 for seven days, P5,000 for 10 days, and P7,500 for 15 days. Automatic driving courses cost P2,750 for five days, P3,850 for seven days, P5,500 for 10 days, and P8,250 for 15 days.

How much will I make?

You’ll be getting a salary if you choose to teach in driving school. As an independent driving instructor, however, you’ll be paying for gas but you’re free to set your fees.

Nutritional Supplements seller

Nutritional Supplements seller

What will I be doing?

Selling health enhancing products

What will I need to start?

Familiarity with nutrition companies and their products. American firm Pharmanex (www.nuskin.com.ph), for instance, is said to be the leader in researching and developing phyto-pharmaceutical and nutritional products. Independent distributor Petite Apostol say Pharmanex works and earns like a franchise: you make a one-time payment to become a distributor. You’ll need no more than P20,000 in start-up capital if you intend to recruit salesmen, and that amount buys a distributor’s kit and the privilege of buying the company’s products at a discount. You’ll require no special skill, but it would help if you attended the presentations on the various products you’d be selling and the other sales seminars that the company offers regularly.

Who will my customer be?

Anyone who wants to live a healthier lifestyle

How much should I charge?

Pharmanex will give you the suggested prices of the products you’ll be selling. You’ll get these products at a discount, and all you have to do is implement the company’s business plan in selling them

How much will I make?

Up to 58 percent on each product that sell for P1,000 to P5,000 each

Food Critic

Food Critic

What will I be doing?

Reviewing restaurants or the food served in restaurants for publication in a newspaper or magazine.

What will I need to start?

Knowledge of food and good writing skills. A film critic reviewing Hamlet or The Taming of the Shrew will have to know Shakespeare to do a good job, so if you’re a food critic savaging the fillet mignon served in a fine-dining restaurant, for instance, you’d better know what you’re talking about

Who will my customer be?

Newspapers and magazines. Food writer Michaela Fenix (pinoyfood04@yahoo.com) says, however, that getting a break in these publications won’t come easy as they have their own food writers or contributors doing it for them. But write something truly remarkable and see what happens. You may surprise everyone yet including yourself!

How much should I charge?

Regular writers get P500 to P1,200 per piece, while contributors receive P300 to P800. the fees charge according to the publishing company’s rates and the editor’s opinion of your piece.

How much will I make?

The fees you receive as a beginner may not even pay for the food you ate and reviewed. It takes time to get noticed as a food critic, but persistence should work in your favor eventually. (The downside to being to famous a food critic is that restaurants tend to prepare something special for you when you visit, so you don’t get to review the real food they’re serving. You lose credibility.)

Clothes Stylist

Clothes Stylist

What will I be doing?

Joining photo shoots to provide the clothes and required looks

What will I need to start?

An eye for trends and a slew of accessories, designs, colors, and fabrics. You must also have the time: styling jobs are unpredictable and you are on call at any time; if you’re not available on the date and time required, you lose the job.

Who will my costumer be?

Magazines, advertising agencies, and clients producing advertisements

How much should I charge?

Professional stylist Cherry Pacheco Uy (www.cherrypachecouy.com) says thte minimum rate per day is P1,500 for editorial work and P5,000 for ads. But charges cost according to the number of looks required

How much will I make?

From your professional fee, deduct 10% value added tax, transport and other expenses, and what’s left is your income for the day

Swimming - Freelance Illustrator

33. Swimming Instructor
What will i be doing?
Teaching student how to swim

What will i need to start?
Proper training on swimming techniques and access to a pool

Who will my customer be?
People of all ages, but particularly kids who want to learn how to swim. Swimming lesson are in particular demand in summer

How much should i charge
P1,800 per person for two hours a day for eight straight weekends. Group rates are lower than personalized, a PE instructor.

How much will i make?
Eighty percent of your fee is your to keep if you have a pool at home; the rest goes to pool maintenance. Otherwise 20 to 40 percent of your free will go to pool rental, say Marcelo.

34. Freelance Illustrator
What will i be doing?
Providing artwork and creative illustrations for marketing and promotional collateral and even websites. You may also do comics, animation, and commercials.

What will i need to start?
A computer with an image editing program(such as Adobe Photoshop) and scanner. You'll also need pencils, paper, paint and water colors. If you don't know how, you may study drawing by attending art workshops or attending art schools

Who will my customer be?
Editors and art directors publications, design studios, and ad agencies. You may also do artwork for other people needing your services for their personal or their company's web pages

How much should i charge?
about P1,000 per illustration in magazine, say Sonny Ramirez, a freelance illustrator for the pas six years. But you may charge as little as P100 for a small black and white artwork to P20,000 fro a whose set of painted pieces for a book

How much will i make?
P4,000 to P6,000 a month if you get five commissions. Computer generated work will jack up your power bill, while handrendered illustrations will cost your paper and colors. Ideally, one project should pay for your expense for the month, but he warned that you'll get paid only after two or three months for your work.

Gift - Van Renter

43. Gift Wrapper
What will i be doing?
Wrapping gifts for those who don't have time to do it.

What will i need to start?
The money you'll need will depend on the market you plan to serve, says Chiqui Barreto, owner of the wrap it up! Store. Basically, all you need is some creativity plus a pair of scissors, tapes, and tap dispenser, glue, wrapping paper and ribbons the more choices, the better. If you're interested, the Technology Livelihood Resources Center offers courses in gift wrapping.

Who will my costumer be?
People too busy to wrap their gifts themselves or companies needing your services for their giveaways

How much should i charge?
P8 for every gift wraps plus the cost of the wrapper. her wrappers cost P10 to P65 apiece, her ribbons P4 and up per yard, and her gift accents P5 to P10 each

How much will i make?
Around 40% of your total earnings, Your expenses will include the cost of your materials and money to pay an assistant if you decide to hire one.

44. Van Renter

What will i be doing?
Renting out your vehicle to tourists.

What will i need to start?
A vehicle that can seat 10 to 12 people such as the Toyota Hi ace, Nissan Urvan, the KIA Besta or other Asian utility vehicle. Have it registered at the land transportation office with a yellow plate for public use. Then start advertising your services to friends and relatives who can give you referrals, Also try placing for rent signs on your vehicle and garage and on posts or community billboards.

Who will my customers?
Families and friends going on vacation, students on field trips, and returning Filipino migrant workers and balikbayans

How much should i charge?
Van owner Bart Diesta charges P1,500 for a drive within Metro Manila P150 an hour in excess of eight hours. The charges for out of town trips vary P3,000 for a trip to Batangas; P5,000 for a trip to Baguio(one way) plus an extra P1,500 a day if the vehicle stays there; and P7,000 for a trip to Ilocos Norte plus P2,000 daily fro the vehicle. The client also pays for the gas

How much will i make?
This will depend on the number of trips you make. you'll be saving P300 to P500 a day if you drive the van yourself and may expect to average P6,000 a week driving the van yourself and may expect to average P6,000 a week driving in Metro Manila. You'll also make extra money on out of town trips during weekends.

Debt - Credit Card

42. Debt
Collector
What will i be doing?
Converting receivables into cash by collecting payments from your client's debtors

What will i need to start?
Credibility above everything. you must also establish connection by investing a landline and a mobile phone to contact possible clients

Who will my costumer?
Any company having trouble collecting receivables. Your clients are likely to include manufacturers, traders, distributors, and direct sellers, Says Ernesto P. Sanchez of Nobility collection agency on marilo building, 1221 a Mabini St. Ermita, Manila. Sanchez has been collecting debts for 15 years

How much should i charge?
This business based on commission, so your charges will depend on the amount of debt uncollected and how long it has been due. The usual rate is at 20 percent of the uncollected amount, but if the debt has not been collected for more than four years, then you may charge 35percent. The longer the time the debt has remained unpaid, the higher your commission

How much will i make?
Your commission minus all expenses( transport, telecommunication, internet, snail mail, courier, etc.)

41. Credit card
Agent
What will i be doing?
Calling up or meeting people who can sell the credit card you're offering

What will i need to start?
A telephone line, a fax machine, and good communication and people skills. ( the more friends and relatives you have, the more referrals you'll get) The bank where the card is affiliated usually conducts seminars for those interested in becoming credit card agents.

Who will my costumers be?
Your first customers will be your friends, relatives, and neighbors who can then refer you to their friends. ( avoid randomly calling up people listed in the white pages)

How much should i charge?
None. Your clients do not shell out money to apply for a credit card

How much will i make?
Depending on the approving bank, P500 to P700 for every mastercard approved and P750 to P1,000 for every Visa Card approved.

Diving - Dance

39.Diving
Instructor
What will i be doing?
Teaching people how to scuba dive

What will i need to start?
You must have passed different level of diving and logged enough diving hours to become a certified instructor. You'll also need basic diving gear and access to a pool for your diving classes

Who will my customer be?
People who want to learn how to scuba dive

How much should i charge?
Willy Nubla of scuba rats charges P10,500 for a group of four and P17,000 for one on one lesson. Each session takes two whole day weekends.

How much will i make?
Half of your fees will go to renting equipment(although students are required to bring heir own basic gear like masks, snorkels, fins, booties, and a wet suit). A part time instructor like Nubla make P2,500 to P4,000 every weekend and full time teacher much as P20,000 a day. just remember that diving is an expensive sport: equipment gets obsolete fast and you may have to buy new ones when necessary

40. Dance
Instructor
What will i doing?
Teaching people how to dance, doing the choreography for a dance performance and choosing and providing the music, and providing the dance venue unless your client has one.

What will i need to start?
The ability to demonstrate the moves you want your students to learn and the creativity to detail the flow of the dance steps you want. Access to good practice venues is a plus, as well as a wide CD collection of all types of music

Who will my customer be?
Most of the clients of Rowell Gomez Panlilio, a dance instructor for almost nine years, are groups of people celebrating special occasions with production numbers. These include companies, schools, and families celebrating anniversaries, pageants, homecoming, debuts, and other events

How much should i charge?
Per hour, per person, or per package. Panlilio charges P25,000 for a debut package consisting of one cotillion dance, two discotillion dances, one modern jazz dance, and one contemporary dance; and he would have to meet the dancers every other day for one month for practice. (he recently created P10,000 package for a company presentation and had only one week to prepare, which was everyday from 6pm to 10pm) you'll have to charge separately for food, transportation, props and costumes, and production assistants in charge of props, confetti, fireworks and makeup. if the client gives you a budget, you must work on the budget for the props and costumers

How much will i make?
From the packages you create, deduct the applicable taxes and your assistants salaries. Panlilio's peak season is December, when he gets 12 to 15 clients.

Singer - Chef

37. Lounge Singer

What will i be doing?
Providing music and entertainment

What will i need to start?
A singer voice honed through practice. Donavie Torres has been singing part time at lunges and restaurants since 1998, and she says you must avoid smoking, drinking too much cold beverages, or eating to much set stuff to protect your voice if you want to be a singer. Start by taking up singing lesson and learning singing techniques. Then invest in song lyrics, audio CDs and tapes and start practicing at home. Also invest in make up and evening gowns and cocktail dresses to wear in your gigs

Who will my customer be?
Clients and guests in restaurants, hotel lounges, music bars, and company events. your market will depend on the type of music you provide(ballads, standards, jazz, classics, R and B, etc) but don't be suprise to receive invitations for gigs through referrals from people who have watched you perform

How much should i charge?
P1,000 to P5,000 a night depending on the venue and how long you're expected to perform

How much will i make?
If you charge P1,000 a night and sing at least twice a week you'll have an extra P8,000 every month excluding tips

38. Personal Chef

What will i be doing?
Cooking meals for a person or group

What will i need to start?
Basic knowledge of food and cooking, the cheapest places to buy ingredients, a few recipe books, condiments, and cooking equipment(pots, pans, trays, containers, spoons and ladles)

Who will my customer be?
People with specific dietary requirement such as diabetics, the elderly, the overweight, and those too busy to cook for themselves people in the AB income bracket

How much should i charge?
As high as P1,000 per dish. your fee will depend on the dishes you'll be making, the price of ingredients, and where you'll be delivering the food. You may also charge per package if you'll be doing sets of meals

How much will i make?
sixty to 100 percent mark up

Aerobics - Achara

35. Aerobics Instructor

What will i be doing?
Teaching exercise and helping people have healthier bodies

What will i need to start?
Knowledge of fitness and group exercises. Aerobics training aside, you may also focus on jazz dancing, martial arts, kickboxing, pilates, and other exercises. Enroll in an aerobics class to learn more about it and start investing in music CDs and exercise videotapes.

How much should i charge?
P350 an hour per session if you're just starting out and teaching in your client's venue. The more experience you have, the higher you may charge.

How much will i make?
your earnings will depend on the number of times a week you hold aerobics sessions. The more hours, the happier the returns.

36. Achara maker

What will i be doing?
Cooking and selling shredded and pickled green papaya, and regular side dish.

What will i need to start?
A vegetable peeler, grater, and shaper and knowledge of pickling fruits or vegetables. Papaya is the most common achara and the most salable since it's available year round unlike other vegetables

Who will my customer be?
You may sell achara directly to consumers or through stores, bazaars, and the wet markets.

How much should i charge?
P45 per 250gram jar( or P40 per jar for a minimum order of three jars), and P85 per 500grams jar( or P80 per jar wholesale). When selling in a bazaar, add 5 to 10 percent to your selling price to cover your renta and other expenses

How much will i make?
P10 to P15 per jar of papaya achara and P15 to P20 per jar of ubod or labong achara

Swimming - Freelance Illustrator

33. Swimming Instructor
What will i be doing?
Teaching student how to swim

What will i need to start?
Proper training on swimming techniques and access to a pool

Who will my customer be?
People of all ages, but particularly kids who want to learn how to swim. Swimming lesson are in particular demand in summer

How much should i charge
P1,800 per person for two hours a day for eight straight weekends. Group rates are lower than personalized, a PE instructor.

How much will i make?
Eighty percent of your fee is your to keep if you have a pool at home; the rest goes to pool maintenance. Otherwise 20 to 40 percent of your free will go to pool rental, say Marcelo.

34. Freelance Illustrator
What will i be doing?
Providing artwork and creative illustrations for marketing and promotional collateral and even websites. You may also do comics, animation, and commercials.

What will i need to start?
A computer with an image editing program(such as Adobe Photoshop) and scanner. You'll also need pencils, paper, paint and water colors. If you don't know how, you may study drawing by attending art workshops or attending art schools

Who will my customer be?
Editors and art directors publications, design studios, and ad agencies. You may also do artwork for other people needing your services for their personal or their company's web pages

How much should i charge?
about P1,000 per illustration in magazine, say Sonny Ramirez, a freelance illustrator for the pas six years. But you may charge as little as P100 for a small black and white artwork to P20,000 fro a whose set of painted pieces for a book

How much will i make?
P4,000 to P6,000 a month if you get five commissions. Computer generated work will jack up your power bill, while handrendered illustrations will cost your paper and colors. Ideally, one project should pay for your expense for the month, but he warned that you'll get paid only after two or three months for your work.

Aquarium - Farm Produce

31.Aquarium

What will be doing?
Breeding and selling aquarium fish

What will i need to start?
Initially, tow to four pairs of fish to breed and a well lit and well equipped aquarium

Who will my customer be?
Other breeders and people who love aquarium fish

How much should i charge?
According to breed and size. Breeder pascua say goldfish sells for P30 to P300 an angelfish P50 to P250 and mollies P40 to P150. The more expensive aquarium fish include the arowanas and flowerhorns, which fetch P1,500 to P7,500 each depending on color, size and class

How much will i make?
Your cost plus 100 percent. You earning will depend on the salability of aquarium fish in your area

32. Farm Production Peddler
What will i be doing?
Supplying your neighbors with vegetables

What will i need to start?
A little gardening know how and a plot of fertile land. Choose crops that are saleable and easy to grow, such as pechay and chinese cabbage. Expect to spend P1,000 to P2,000 a month on water, seeds, and fertilizers

Who will my customer be?
Your neighbors or your local market

How much should i charge?
Lower than the prices charged at the wet market

How much will i make?
Your income will depend on the size of your garden and your harvest