<prompt> Human: Hi reddit, I currently work at a company where I earn about 70k a year and have 6k in credit card debt and 5k in debt owed to my parents. After insurance, 401k, flex medical payments, and a 700 deposit in emergency savings I have about 2800. Currently I spend about 2000 a month In bills and expenses plus shopping. Id like to pay off my credit card debt faster, so I was thinking of doing some freelance tutoring online on weekends and evenings. However, my current job forbids employees from working a second job. My questions:1 Is it worth the risk? The tutoring could net me maybe an extra few hundred a month depending on how many hours I work.2 Im currently planning on transferring my balance to another credit card with a 0 APR for 12 months on balance transfers compared to my current 15 interest rate. Is this a good move? 3 This is a dumb one, but Im guessing that its unwise to buy a Playstation? Thank you!Assistant: You may want to ask more about them not allowing you to have a second job. They may mean a second job in your field, or a second job that could affect your current performance i.e. working 6pm-2am on weeknights.Human: Its very general and essentially says you cannot do anything which you bill for. One example I found on the company forum was that someone cannot publish a book they wrote after they started working, even if they didnt do it during business hours and without company resources. It seems excessive, but I guess when youre salaried all time is company time.  <response>: That sounds extremely prohibitive. If my employer has that much control over what I chose to do in my free time off work, I would be actively searching for a better environment. If your work environment is good and you enjoy your work, youre not in a bad place even with some debt to pay back. Is there any way to get approval from your boss to pick up tutoring as a temporary gig, strictly to pay down the CC debt? 