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A good rating on SideHusl.com normally requires good pay compared to the time, expense and risks you shoulder. But every rule has exceptions.

Debt, inflation and career goals fuel side hustles for 20-and-30-year olds, who look for flexible, fun gigs that can generate good income while fueling entrepreneurial interests.

Need a relatively painless college debt repayment plan? Here’s our guide. It just takes strategy, discipline and a side hustle.

Here are 10 creative side hustles that allow you to profit with acting, art, music, photography, design and writing.

If you want to participate in holiday festivities — gifts, parties, travel — without new debt, now is the time to start earning holiday money.

Striking out on your own? If this is your first experiment with working for yourself, you may need a few tips to survive self-employment.

SideHusl.com’s editors have reviewed a half dozen new side hustles this week. Some are good; some pretty bad.

If you can spare an hour — even just once a week — these 6 one-hour side hustles can help you earn an extra $100 or more each month.

Today’s tight talent market spells opportunity for freelance workers, who are cashing in as corporations turn to contractors to fill millions of open positions. 

If you’re staring at an impressive pile of receipts for everything from clothing and gifts to decorations and groceries. Why not earn money for sharing those receipts?

You can earn great money, if you have tech skills. And, if you don’t have the skills today, you can learn tech and earn plenty in 6 months.

Whether you’re new to the workforce or you are suddenly rethinking the way you want to work, now is a good time to consider how to land your dream job.

At many sites, all you need to get a tutoring job is to be a native English speaker. But pay gets better for people who want to teach English if you have credentials.

Michael and Melissa Harlow created a freedom playbook that you can follow to define and live your dream life.

If you’re a fast typist looking for a side hustle, you may want to try transcription, a work-at-home job that pays up to $25 an hour.

If you have a smart phone and transportation to get to and from work, there are plenty of side hustles anyone can do.

List Perfectly, a time-saving tool for sellers, allows you to simultaneously list items for sale on up to 12 sales sites at a time.

Got muscles? Some of the best-paying spring and summer side hustles are for the strong and fit.

Do you love to take photos with a digital camera or smartphone? You may be able to make money with photography.

Fiverr, which once urged freelancers to work for $5, has become a platform where freelancers can earn six-figure incomes on their own terms.

If you want to rent your house to tourists, you’ve probably already heard of Airbnb. However, other sites would also like to help you. 

Looking to earn a fast buck? Consider babysitting. An increasing number of companies are reopening offices and asking employees to show up in person, leaving parents scrambling for daycare.

The pandemic made us realize that even steady work can evaporate. If you don’t want to risk losing everything to a job loss, you might want to build multiple income streams.

Did the last year has left you yearning to travel, but too budget constrained to take a vacation? There may be a good alternative: Seasonal travel jobs.

Side hustles for college students deliver spending money while still offering the flexibility that a full class schedule requires.

Don’t have the budget to take the trips you yearn for? Consider housesitting, where you trade watering and pet sitting for free accommodations.

Zillennials are hard-working, thrifty individuals who are hustling to get ahead by juggling school and multiple gig jobs. Here are the most popular and best gig jobs.

DishDivvy enlists cooks to sell meals and now also pays them — and clients — for referrals.

You can make money as a movie extra. All you need is free time and the ability to follow directions.

The pandemic wreaked havoc on the medical field but has also fueled health-related side hustles in nursing, therapy and caregiving.