<prompt> Human: So, Ive been screwed out of post-HS schooling will explain at the end and a few jobs in the past, currently living paycheck to paycheck in a big way...Starting a new job next week, and doing the math, Ill be making about 13k per year or roughly 12k by end of this year thoughI pay 740 for rent, avg. 100 for electric my electric company is under a close eye of their parent company so thats likely to change to a much lower rate soon, 87 for InternetPhone no cable, and will be cutting my gas costs to 20-40 per month since I can just walk to my new job. Also, my food stamps just got cut from 300 to 100 and Im going to be fighting it asap, so idk about grocery costs atm...Also, my wife has been waiting for disability to respond to her application but no word yet... and she cant work due to medical reasons...so keeping track, thats 8140 for rent, 1100 for electric, 957 for InternetPhone, and Gas is really spiratic but ill top it at 330 for nowwhich leaves me with 10,527 on billsthen you add maybe 50 for pet stuff, and 25mo. for a ticket i got a few months ago which payments actually end in December too, and I have a requirement of 11,352 for billsrelated, or 648 5.4 of my total income combined left over to use at the end of the year...Seriously, how can I make extra cash? this job is the only one really available in my area... Im also basing the total yearly income off of the minimum amount of hours I can get at full time status. Otherwise, my yearly income goes from 13,000 minimum, to 17,500 maximum...also, my parents pay for my car insurance atmwhat do you guys suggest I do at this point? this also isnt counting for medical insurance because, well, we dont have any, and i need to go over details with my new job to find out what my health insurance options are after 60 days of employment.Backstory to the first sentance of the post: After HS, I went on to further my education through Job Corps. Long story short, halfway through my trade classes, they shut down the program I was training for Computer Networking so I got accepted to go through their College Program to go to the community college for free, only to find out that my major wasnt going to be supported anymore so I had to pick another one 2 semesters in. So I did, and 1 more semester later, I was told that I had to leave the job corps program aka, lose funding for college for 12 months and then I can apply to return again since I had been in the system for 2 years. yeah, among several other major reasons, Im not returning to the Job Corps system, and thanks to almost half of those reasons, not by choice.I still want to go on and get degrees in Accounting or Financing, but I dont want to even try yet if I cant even get my own on track... My wife and I have been through hell and back several times over the course of a year, and things are finally beginning to shape up a bit, but I need to know what I have to do from this point.  <response>: If you got half way through trade classes you can put that on a resume. Sell it! 