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This internship pays $100 per hour to pet puppies [ThePennyHoarder.com]( November 6th, 2018 Happy Election Day, Penny Hoarders! If you didn’t participate in early voting, be sure to head to your polling center today to make your voice heard! Once you’ve cast your ballot, come on back; we’ll be talking about a job you might not have even known existed, plus what the difference is between a 401(k) and a 403(b). First, this news… Sit. Stay. Apply.| Is there anything better than spending your day playing with puppies? How about getting paid $100 per hour to do it? This internship — or “pupternship,” as they’re calling it — has [just one responsibility: play with pooches](. Who says dream jobs aren’t real? Career McDevelopment| McDonald’s knows that not every employee wants to work there forever. The company’s new program, “Where You Want To Be,” offers career and education advice and [is giving select employees the chance to shadow industry experts]( for a day. An Athlete and a Scholar| Who knew the champion of athletic footwear would also end up being the champion of 20 upcoming college athletes? If you’re a high school student with an exceptional track record on and off the field, [you should apply to win a $20K scholarship from Foot Locker](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Photo of the Day| Tubbs fulfills a customer's order at their home. “I like the independence of it,” Tubbs says. “I get to go out and work on my own. I definitely enjoy that part. It’s a secure job. Everyone needs water.” Tina Russell/The Penny Hoarder Water is a basic human necessity, but in some places, filling up a drinking glass or taking a shower isn’t as simple as turning a handle on the faucet. In Alaska, for people who are outside city water reaches, access to potable water is a much bigger ordeal. The solution? Giant water tanks that hold hundreds of gallons of water at a time — and a service that drives around keeping those tanks full. Wondering how the whole thing works? [Here’s what it’s like to work in the water delivery business](. --------------------------------------------------------------- WORD OF THE DAY Maximum allowable contribution (n): A special allowance 403(b) plans have that lets employees with at least 15 years of service to an employer contribute an extra $3,000 beyond their regular annual contribution limit. Annual contribution limits for a 401(k) and a 403(b) are otherwise the same, $18,500 if you’re under 50; $24,500 if you’re 50 or older. 401(k) and 403(b) plans are fundamentally the same, but there are a few differences that are important to understand — particularly if you work for a government agency, nonprofit organization, religious group or school district. These organizations can offer 401(k) and 403(b) plans (unlike for-profit businesses, which can’t offer 403(b) plans), and it can be confusing for new employees to decide which type of account is right for them. But don’t worry; we’ve got you covered with [a quick primer on the subtle differences between these two types of retirement accounts](. The Penny Hoarder | 490 1st Ave S, Suite 800 | Saint Petersburg, Florida 33701 | United States [Unsubscribe]( from all email from The Penny Hoarder. Questions? View our [Privacy Policy](. Having trouble reading this email? You can [view it online](.