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Animal care: A simple, growing, and lucrative side hustle
Online platforms that provide pet-care jobs are thriving, expanding and providing increasingly attractive options for side hustlers
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Virtual assistant: A vague title for an attractive, high-paying job
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
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Getting paid to provide care for the elderly (including your parents)
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.
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One-hour side hustles for the time-constrained
Need extra money, but don’t have much time? There are a handful of side hustles that you can do with just one hour a day. And while they won’t make you rich, you can easily pick up $100-$150 per week
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Recession-resistant side hustles to survive a slowdown
Financial markets fell into turmoil when a recession-indicator flashed red for the first time since 2007. Luckily some jobs are recession-resistant…like these
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How to thrive as a Mompreneur
Being a mom is tough. So is starting a business. Putting the two together “can be a disaster.” And yet so-called Mompreneurs find ways to thrive. Here’s how.
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Fake check scams nab freelancers
Con artists are targetting freelancers with fake check scams, using the names of real companies to fool victims. Mystery shoppers, online sellers and people who wrap their cars with ads are at the greatest risk.
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Outdoor side hustles for spring
If you’re longing to spend summer days in the sunshine, but your budget says you’ve got to earn money, outdoor side hustles may be just the ticket.
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Flipping a $50 chair into a $100,000 business
Three months after finding a discarded chair that they managed to sell for $50, Melissa and Rob Stephenson turned that modest profit into $100,000 of merchandise. Here’s how.
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Better jobs for Uber and Lyft drivers
Ride sharing giants Uber and Lyft are trolling for new drivers. But a careful read of their pitches to prospective drivers signal dismal earnings. Here’s why and how you can do better.