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If you don’t want your finances to expire while you sit out the pandemic, you’ll need an alternative. Consider remote jobs for the Coronavirus era

Karen Winters and Rex Shields are part of a trend. They’re seniors working long past traditional retirement age, full or part-time. Millions like them are aided by gig platforms offering money-making options

Uber and Lyft used to be the undisputed leaders in providing jobs for independent contractors who wanted to drive for a living.  The global pandemic changed that.

Children all over the country are struggling with distance learning necessitated by the Coronavirus epidemic. That spells opportunity for those with teaching and tutoring skills.

SideHusl.com’s editors wanted to see if we could find top-rated side hustles for every letter of the alphabet. We failed. But we did find 24 of 26.

Our editors went searching for top-rated side hustles representing every letter of the alphabet, and found two-dozen great options

If you’re a freelancer who is not getting enough — or the right kind — of work, you might want to consider enrolling in one or several freelancer training programs.

A new freelance law that goes into effect in California this week could impact workers everywhere. And though there’s a lot of fear, most will be able to navigate the law to their advantage

If you’ve got a truck and some muscle, now is the time to look into moving as a side hustle. Moving is a lucrative side hustle. Most movers earn more than $30 per hour

New-collar work that promises high pay without a degree — is exploding, providing new opportunity for high school graduates and adults looking for new careers.

Almost half of millennials have a side hustle — and many say they’re doing it to add to savings. That sets them up to become young millionaires.

Being a professional used to be an all-or-nothing proposition. Work full-time and make lots of money or…well, don’t. That’s changed dramatically. Here’s how to find part-time professional work.

The number of companies allowing remote work is soaring in the United States. That gives more people the option of working from home. Here’s how.

This coming month of chaotic shopping, seasonal decorating and holiday parties gives entrepreneurs ample opportunity to make a bundle with holiday side hustles.

Is mystery shopping the perfect way to earn a free lunch or dinner? Or is it an exploitative industry that demands a lot of time for practically no pay? SideHusl editors decided to find out.

Self-employment gives you a litany of tax breaks that aren’t available to employees. But many require that you take action before year-end if you want to claim them on 2019 returns.

Holiday displays now go up in late summer — before most families have fully digested their back-to-school shopping. But seasonal hiring starts early too. That gives you plenty of time to earn the $1,000 the average family spends on the holidays, before the holiday bills mount.

Looking for a few good side hustles to pay off holiday debt? If you’re like most Americans, that’s no easy task. The average person ran up $1,325 in debt this holiday season

Side hustles are flexible, part-time jobs that a lot of people engage in outside of their normal working hours for five good reasons. Here are the reasons and how a side hustle can help.

Being a referee or sports official is the perfect side gig. You earn great money — usually $40 to $100 per game — and get fit at the same time. Demand is good year-round.

Recruiters say side hustles show imagination, initiative, commercial savvy, customer service and other desirable skills in job applicants

You can use your car to make money without having to drive a single extra mile if you’re willing to emblazon it with ads, rent to tourists or photographers.

Some people have a side hustle to make extra money or make ends meet. But others are doing it to test out abusiness idea, hoping to turn the side hustle into a job or business.

Paid work imparts a litany of benefits on teens and tweens and not just in the form of cash. Kids as young as five can start to learn about money management and wise decision-making by managing their own wages.

Some side hustles are just random. They don’t fit into a category. They don’t require a skill. If you can walk and use a cell phone, you can earn money with them.

Many online platforms, such as Uber. Lyft. Handy, and Postmates, offer work with a proviso. If you take a job through one of these platforms, you agree to say that you don’t really work for them. You work for yourself through them. That distinction costs you — and saves the platform — a ton of…

Online platforms that provide pet-care jobs are thriving, expanding and providing increasingly attractive options for side hustlers

Want to work from home, set your own hours, rate of pay and job description? Consider becoming a virtual assistant, solving business problems for others

If you have a patient and caring disposition, you may be able to earn $10 to $30 per hour providing care to older adults. And the old folks you help don’t have to be strangers.