<prompt> Human: Ive next to no experience financing myself nor dealing with money. I apologize if I ask some dumb or ignorant questions!Due to circumstances aka awesome parent, I have near no required monthly expenses. I pay for my car, car insurance, and my healthlifeeyedental etc stuff which I get through my job. Comes out to a bit less than 400 a month. Everything else Ive been saving, and Ive no student loans, credit card debt, or anything of the sort to work off.What can I do to make the most ofbenefit from my monetary situation? Specifically, use this money to make more money? I currently have 10k sitting in a checkings account I set up when I got the job. Money is deposited straight there and Ive not done much with itAssistant: Did you go to college? If not you could look into community college.What kind of work do you do? You could look into trade school or certs as a way to increase your salary and job prospects.Human: Im an assistant manager at some casual dining restaurant. I do work quite a few hours 48-50 a week and given the variable nature of my week to week schedule Im not sure if I could manage classes at the same time  <response>: The best investment you could make is in your education. You are in the lucky situation of having negligible expenses due to your living arrangements make the most of this by cutting back on your hours at work and going to class. Think of this as an investment in yourself rather than a sacrifice: in a few years time, you could be earning double your current salary.Im from Australia, so Im not best placed to comment on how to finance your study. I would suggest avoiding any large debts and working as hard as you can to get a career in your desired field -- i.e. do lots of work experience, networking, professional development, etc. Good luck! And dont feel tied down to your current job, however good it may be. The next one you have will almost certainly be better. 