22 Lucrative Side Gigs That Will Speed Up Debt Payoff
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2023
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My "emergency" side hustle became my full-time gig! When my business suddenly closed in mid-2020 due to Covid and I needed money to pay bills, I started reselling my clothes, accessories and home decor online. I only made a couple hundred dollars the first few months but have grown sales 10X reselling thrifted items. Now I earn more than I did working for someone else. Plus I get to set my own schedule and work from home.
I do the same. I'm hoping to get to your level. Congrats. I work part time reselling. I've been doing it a year this April. I'm hoping to get better and more knowledgeable
My side hustle is making memory quilts. I can make $300 to $500 per quilt, and it's something I love to do.
What’s a memory quilt? I have some of my dads shirts and pjs and want to do something like a pillow or stuffed animal or little blanket out of them but I don’t have a clue how or where they do this 😅(he passed 7 months ago)
My husband is 73 and has been Reffing wrestling as a side hustle for 55 years and is going tonight to ref districts. He’s retired and still does this because it’s fun.
1. Jewelry cleaning workshop /Stall
2. Tech help paid and sometimes unpaid :)
3. Baking
4. Car adverts
5 Car Wrap
6 Facebook Marketplace Adds
7 Music Leasons
8 Catering
9 Alterations
10 Car detailing
11 Military goods
12 book editing
Beef jerkey , omg and i lost track hahahah
I missed 13 14. Acting/Modling flipping items of yard sales on ebay & beek kerky n after ahe explains very well how to thing about this thought process wonderfully explained
Donating plasma is a good one. Starting a direct sales business with an established, well respected direct sales company is a great one too!
I have worked a solid 18 months on genealogy for one person who pays well. They found me after purchasing a genealogy book I wrote years ago as another side hustle. I have a genealogy website and several others with ads and my RUclips channel that I recently started and am about to create content for. I already set up some merch for sale.
I love how practical these ideas are!
Good show! Will share with those seeking side hustles.
Thank you for sharing this
If you wrap your car make sure to upgrade your car insurance as well because you void your usage when you turn your car into a business and if you get in an accident you could be denied coverage.
That's a good tip!
I'm older myself, but I know tech. Years ago, I helped two of my wife's friends by hooking up their printer and setting it up with their computer. As a bonus, they were from another state, and I set up a browser shortcut so they could listen to their hometown oldies station. They paid me in pizza. I helped an older church member set up her new cell phone, and she paid in homemade candy and cookies. I have also ordered cellphone batteries for people who were told by the phone carrier that they would need a new phone.
Gotta be creative to come up with things like this. That’s the difficulty with trying to get a good side hustle going.
I know q guy doing mobile oil changes charges a flat rate 100$ cash stays pretty busy and does it out of a camry
Donating plasma ( I have AB blood and everytime I donate whole blood they wanted my plasma, I have rare blood and am a universal plasma donor), so I looked into it. They pay 100.00 a time. Great side hustle, you can do this 2x a week if you want.
I have done this before as well. Only problem is the place is kind of far from me. It pay $40 first time of the week and then $80 2nd time of the week
I have “donated” plasma for $400-$500 a month. This month I am doing Chocolate Dipped Strawberries for Valentine’s.
I personally did mobile pet nail trims locally. 15 a pet. So if they had multiple I could easily make up to 60 an hour for like 20-30mins of work (for multiple)+ chatting lol. I don't do it much anymore but I have a handful I still get called to do
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Sounds good but what about volume: only so many rings to clean and most people will pay a professional to clean their ring rather than someone uninsured and in their home.
Don’t forget online surveys.
A few dollars an hour but it makes a little money to put into you savings account/emergency fund.
Which one is best?
I love Rachel she is awesome!
I started as an Amazon flex driver during the summer when school was out. And I kept doing it on the weekends after school started. Check your area. I get paid twice a week and I get to choose my own hours.
How is the pay ?
It's between $16 and $22 and hour but you are paid by the block. Blocks are between 3 & 4 hrs. You see the block and pay before you choose. But you get a 1099 not a w-2 so you have to pay taxes but you get to deduct mileage and expenses such as oil changes.
For the Amazon flex driver do you use your own vehicle?
@@furryplantsandcoins9070 Yes. When you apply you will put in the vehicle you are going to be using. I have a Ford Fusion. You are responsible for all maintenance and repairs. Keep track of your MILES from your home to back to your home. You'll need it for your taxes. Also oil changes every 3000 miles and car washes. Also lunch if you do a double route.
Any good sites for wrapping on vehicles? I've tried to find someone the past few months with no luck. I recently started doing Doordash and Uber Eats on my way home from work on orders that make sense, and I would add this to the list.
My son Does this as a side hustle.
Over the past few months I have been thinking that there is a market that is certainly untapped here in Canada. I could see someone coming in to a home, and doing a bunch of baking and being paid a certain fee to have this done. You could even back up, have a person grocery shop for a fee for you, and then come home and bake a meal or several as well as baked goods
IM a mobile notary in my state and it pays well.
I tried the car wrap. The particular popular one I checked on was fraudulent. They asked for my ss # and bank account #'s via text. No forms to fill out. This was just a couple years ago.
Yep
Side hustles are “in” since 5 years ago…….not a trend, but good to share
A ton of these are very high risk of being sued. You need to have tons of insurance to cover that
Should not worried about a lawsuit. A judgement is just a piece of paper. Collecting on the judgement is a different story. Some people are not collectable. Sometimes its better to have nothing and be happy. It makes the person judgement proof
Actually it's called a cottage industry. The risk of being sued is extremely minimal. That you have never been to a farmers market proves my point.
@@shirleysymon2160 I have been to a farmers market many times, don’t know where you came up with that
As far as the selling of baked goods go you need to be compliant to the cottage food law for your state?! What do those steps cost? Is it worth it?
I want to start my own for-hire mechanical CAD design and drafting services but hate the idea of running my own business. What's the easiest form of service business model to start for something like that?
Freelancing: get your foot in the door with one customer, and your results and customer satisfaction will bring you more customers.
CPR classes, is something I could do. I wonder how much it pays
How bout driving an Uber? How much can I get if I do this job?
I teach a bit on the side. I actually see the person and book a room. I am bit sceptical with online work. Old fashioned too so like going outside my home to earn a few buck. Be careful with online survey work too folks. Appears to be a lot of scams.
If you have a bachelor's degree and a weekday off, schools are desperate for substitute teachers. Any degree, public or private. Here in our area private schools pay about $100 / day, public schools $140. My husband works a ministry job T-F, to pay for dang eggs he started subbing on Mondays.
$100 a day?!? no wonder they're having trouble finding people.
Which one of these side hustles Rachel has done herself?
Showing her dad how to use his phone 🎉
Most of these require you to already have that particular skill and be good at it to even make any money.
Not reselling Shoes
s it wise to purchase coins at this time? Will the price of bitcoin continue to fall this year despite widespread claims that the market is active? How soon will cryptocurrencies fully recover? To be totally honest, I have no idea how other traders in this market manage to generate gains of more than in a single year.
Here I thought we were going to get a list of practical things we could actually do.
only fans is my main side hustle
Rachel Cruze's best money tip; be Dave's daughter!
You really need to find something better to do with your time.
@@markdaniel8524 It's true...
@@wesgander4281 Maybe. But adding this comment on multiple videos over and over isn't helping anyone. It just makes you look bad.
@@markdaniel8524 It's her #1 tip. You are on here simping, makes you look bad.
Teaching people to save and make money is lucrative! Becoming a bestseller author and running a RUclips channel are skills she learned from her dad. Just like real estate is the business Ramsey learned from his dad. Absolutely NOTHING wrong with being a part of a family business and legacy. 😂