<prompt> Human: So let me fill in the details first. I am 26 years old 27 in just a few days, engaged, and living in a low cost apartment. Currently, my work involves working as technical support and also as a laboratory technician. I make 17 an hour, 19 an hour as a bonus if the company meets its sales goal at the end of the month. My fiance is 24 turning 25 at the end of the month, and now works in a daycare making very little 9.25. She was working full time at a local drug store, making about a dollar more an hour, but she hated the job and needed a change. The problem is that since she moved jobs, our income has lessened and it is becoming consistently harder. I only have an associates degree, and currently cant go to school as I pay all our bills 750 for rent, 100 for electric heat is electric, 70 for cableinternet, 20 for my gym membership, 230 for my car, 232 for insurance, plus gas, groceries, and other little things here and there a couple of khols credit cards Last year, I took a class to get A certified IT certification in laymans terms, although I have not been able to take the tests as they are 200 a piece. I need to find a way to make a little more money without taking on a second job, as including travel time with my current job, my only free days are saturday and sunday. Im grasping at straws here, but Im looking for a little advice on the best tips for savingearningetc to help me turn my financial state towards a positive. I previously ran a side business making youtube tutorial videos and product demonstrations for a local company, but they abandoned my services to focus on a more Powerpoint style product that was easier on the wallet I charge about 25 an hour without telling me. Their prerogative, since we were not bound by contract, but still kind of dickish since they gave me no farewell or warning. I understand you guys get a thousand of these a day, but Im hoping a little advice could help me go a long way. Thanks all!Assistant: Your fiancee might consider a nanny position-- pay tends to be better.Human: Ive told her to look into something more private focused. The problem is her lack of a degree. Once she has been at this job for 6-12 months, the experience will help in securing a better position, but until then I think her options are mostly off the table, unless she decides to get another side job.Assistant: She does not need a degree to be a nanny. She needs more income and should get a second job to help our. What bills is she paying?Human: Hey car payment -130, her phone - 80 including service and phone cost, groceries and gas, and the rest goes into our savings for our wedding in June.  <response>: Youre saving for a wedding and youre worried you might not make it to the fall? Gotta re-prioritize fast. 