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I used Mypoints for a while but it wasn't as fruitful compared to other popular survey sites. Eventually I stopped using it.Read More...

@Vanessa I haven't heard of that one before. I recently started doing one called You Gov and it is similar in that it gives you surveys that you can actually finish.Read More...

You can browse all the jobs posted on ThePennyHoarder through this link: https://www.thepennyhoarder.com/wfhRead More...

Thanks @Moore Income for being so helpful!Read More...

CURTIS YOUNG 0 Thank you for serving our country. There so many ways you could make money. You could create ebooks on additions Course on additions and how to help a person You could all so start a blog or website on this and set a fee for every thing. A person could pay threw pay pal. I hope this has helped youRead More...

@socgirl Reselling and blogging are two things I do but there are a lot of other things I do on the side as well, deliveries being one of them. Doing deliveries allows me to offset my income and catch up in other areas such as paying down debt, etc. In the future, my plan is to transition completely into making money online but for now I am thankful to have delivery work as well. I tend to like to adventure out a bit and try new things so when I come across a new way to earn some extra...Read More...

I haven't gotten the hang of ibotta yet. idk. i'm just beginning this whole side hustle thing. when I get paid from a side hustle, I always save a quarter of what I make. right off the top. if you don't and you owe taxes, then you can get in trouble come tax time. @Moore Income , idk why but I didn't think you did stuff like deliveries. I thought that you only did stuff like reselling and bloggingRead More...

MSKIMBERLY same here unless i had some good crime show or really good movies. We watch every thing on the computer.Read More...

I am not TV person....I would rather have my PC.Read More...

Do you enjoy being outdoors? Would you like to make money going for early morning walks? Then consider providing a litter cleanup service on foot, using simple hand tools, outside commercial properties nearby. I've been doing this since 1981. I started this as a side hustle and grew it into a successful full-time business that I still operate today. Turn trash into cash!Read More...

Couldn't agree more, especially with the surveys. I notice that both @Moore Income and I have been down that road, and obviously you too @Nathan Taylor . Quite annoying to how much effort you have to apply, only to end up NOT qualifying for the survey ( for a few cents ). The effort never justifies the reward. Surveys also remind me of things like online writing and social media jobs. With sites like " Upwork ", " Guru " and " Freelancer ". Because you also have to qualify for those by means...Read More...

@Mo Brownies I signed up and linked my account and it already says I have earned $10 for saving $20 this month. Pretty cool!Read More...

Hi @Nicol welcome to the community! Sorry to hear things are rough for you, I hope things start looking up. I understand your and other's concerns about putting out personal bank details. But as a rule of thumb, a lot of really helpful financial apps and platforms require some form of personal information. As a rule of thumb, as long as the site is secure/reputable and there are others who can vouch for its credibility, I will at give stuff like this a shot. If you do the research and still...Read More...

Hi Ms Elle, You sound like you would be a perfect candidate for a work-from-home customer service job. There are a lot of house-hold brand names out there that hire customer service reps remotely. Like @Moore Income noted above, we post a lot of remote jobs on The Penny Hoarder's job board . I also wrote a post a couple months back about popular industries and companies that hire remote workers. You can view that post here . Some big names that frequently hire WFH customer service jobs: AAA...Read More...

Hi @MsElle With your skills, there are many different things you can do for work from home. It would really just come down to doing a little research to find what you want. You may find that freelance work could actually provide you with the income you need while you are in recovery. On sites like Upwork, people post a lot of jobs related to the things you mentioned you have experience in. There are also transcription jobs available at Rev. The Penny Hoarder has a really helpful job board...Read More...

@Vanessa I guess having a system for doing it would be pretty helpful. Thanks for sharing!Read More...

I spend probably 30-45 mins in the morning while eating breakfast and then another hour a night when I get home from work. Probably 2 hours a day on weekends. Once you've been doing it for a while you get a good idea of what's going to credit for you and you can sweep through the sites and work through your list pretty quickly.Read More...

I agree with @Kirsten Cherry . If you didn't sign up for it, be extremely cautious @Pauly1740 . Although I don't know much about mystery shopping. I do however know a scam when I see one.Read More...

Glad to be of help @Pauly1740 Let us know if you have any other questions. Are you interested in mystery shopping? A couple of reputable mystery shopping companies that come to mind are Sentry Marketing and GigSpot. I still get emails from these companies on almost a weekly basis for mystery shops in my area. I recommend checking those out if interested in getting into it, but be sure to do you research and if you come across any others I would love to know about them!Read More...

Thanks for sharing @Bonnie Squires . I also like searching on Google, which is also the real opportunity online. All the knowledge you need, to do absolutely anything is literally right in front of you.Read More...

DEON CHRISTIE its nice to know about these 2 sites. I usually google the reviews on things looking for the pros and cons. All so if your in the USA you can check with the BBB to see about a company you can find out how many negative remarks they got from people or the good remarks to.Read More...

You're way ahead of me on apps @Moore Income . I only got as far as social platform apps...lol! I'll take a look, thanks for sharing.Read More...

Using apps is part of my structure @Briana . For instance I use all the social apps like YouTube, Facebook and Linkedin. And I managed to build a LinkedIn Connection count of currently just under 17K. It makes the engagement side of things a lot easier. Although I'm still horribly falling behind. Apps really make many tasks a lot easier for me from an online marketing point of view. Social apps is the perfect way to build recognition through engagement. There are also quite a few Chrome and...Read More...

I'm glad this is worthwhile for you. DoorDash sounds like a good company to drive for. MyTown2Go never offered bonuses. I should've posted that we live in a city of only 50,000, and it's an hour+ drive to another city our size or larger; you're right living in a larger city would keep you busier, and the tips would be bigger than a dollar or two. Thanks for the original post; very interesting topic. :-)Read More...

@KimK it is true, depending on your location, it can really affect how much you are able to make with food delivery. Also the pay structure of the company is something to take into consideration. For example, with DoorDash, I only drive when they are offering bonus pay for delivering. So, on weekends especially, sometimes the bonus will be up to $10 per delivery. This along with delivery fee and tip means I can make around $16-$18 per delivery and most times it takes 30 min or less.Read More...

Thanks for sharing this. I'm a huge Carmen Sandiego fan, so this could be a good fit for me. I'll check it out.Read More...

Can anyone provide more insight? I was considering taking an online course. Please feel free to offer your opinion. Travel and Tourism Certificate - Online ID : 24081 Share Whether you’re an experienced world traveler or just have wanderlust, a career in travel allows you to share your passion with others by offering advice on trip destinations, planning trip itineraries, and making travel arrangements for your clients. Travel agents sell and book travel for everything from family vacations,...Read More...

Me too @Bonnie Squires , I tested more systems and programs than I care to recall. But it did leave me with an arsenal of knowledge to create compelling content. And yes you're quite right. My aim is to demonstrate how easy it is to fall in that trap. Idle promises is nothing more than a marketing pitch, and a rather successful one at that.Read More...

I read this when you first posted and though how could he post this when it wasn't true and i got a little mad till i read the post than I laughed when i realized you was trying to get it across people if its sounds to good than it is. I use to fall for these when I first started but not any more.Read More...

Thanks Adam! Long story short I had a baby->moved->no longer had a 9-5->wanted to earn more money->found VIPKID through The Penny Hoarder! I heard good things about the company and loved the idea of work from home before my baby woke up. I'm almost a year in and I'm still loving it every day! Feel free to reach out by email or direct message if you want to chat more about my experience!Read More...

I had a friend use them recently and she raved about them. It was my first time building a website from scratch and it seemed fairly user-friendly. I have a domain from godaddy that I haven't transferred yet and once I do, I will add hosting as well.Read More...

Hi Chuck, I suggest looking into My Employment Options, a partner of the Ticket to Work government program that assists with employment opportunities for those on SSI/SSDI. They have a specific section for work-from-home jobs: https://www.myemploymentoption...inimum-requirements/ . If you don't qualify for those positions, I also suggest looking at The Penny Hoarder's work-from-home jobs portal . We post a lot of part-time remote jobs there as well. Good luck on your job hunt!Read More...

Hi Chuck! My suggestion is not so much a part time job as it is an easy way to bring in extra cash, but apps like OfferUp and LetGo help you sell used items of furniture, collectibles, etc. If you are on Facebook, Facebook Marketplace is a similar venue. Hope this helps!Read More...

@Moore Income thank you for the link and i'll look in to it sounds like funRead More...

Yep! The best resource I have found and personally used to learn how to and also to buy my materials was Candle Science I still have some of my candle making stuff and might even start my biz back up again sometime in the future. I got branding stuff (stickers with logo) etc from Vistaprint. You can find cheaper ones out there it just depends on how much you are going to print.Read More...

Thank you Moore Income.Read More...

I don't have any experience selling jewelry but I do sell on several marketplaces that I would recommend. eBay is always a great go-to marketplace as there are quite a few people who buy on the platform and you have a greater chance of selling used items. Just make sure you describe the items condition correctly and provide lots of pictures. Mercari is an app that makes selling items such as jewelry fairly simple. Bonanza , is a site that caters more to that niche, I am just not sure how...Read More...

thats amazing can you tech me how to start a job that a i can make money so please tell meRead More...

I have incorporated a "side hustle" mindset into my every day routine. If I am cleaning out my closet and ready to donate some clothes, I'll first take them to a consignment shop where I can get cash on the spot for them. If I a moving, I'll list my items on Facebook Marketplace before donating them or passing them along to a friend.Read More...

There are tons of them. I would have to send you my referral link. You can message me on Facebook Brenda Foster PeregoRead More...

I couldn’t find imoney in the Apple App StoreRead More...

It's a great idea! I think it would be difficult to implement. Much depends on if your wife wants only "work from home" or if she would enjoy going to a job. I do surveys for Branded Surveys. If I spend 2 hours every day I can make 60/month. The Penny Hoarder has recently looked into doing surveys to make money. The PH also has an article(s). on other "work from home" opportunities. Find the menu link for . past articles.. My best advice is to go and get a part time job., I worked last 15...Read More...

I came across a great article on this. Don't know what is the police over here regarding sharing articles from other websites? Can someone please enlighten me.Read More...

Thanks for the list I might look into someRead More...

Thank you. I have looked at the website and will let him know about it.Read More...

Sounds like your husband has a great way to earn some extra money. I have written a few poems here and there in my life but have never thought about selling poems. As far as the pricing goes, it is going to depend on who you market to. Not everyone I know would be willing to pay for a poem but if you find the right market, you will be able to adjust your prices accordingly. Like I said, I am not experienced in writing poems, but when it comes to writing or providing any creative service, one...Read More...

If anyone has a blog on financial tips, saving money, crushing debt...feel free to send me the link...I would love to check it out!Read More...

I think you will find Lumen5 extremely useful, especially with turning blog posts into videos. But do try and keep videos between 1 and 2 minutes, while focusing on key points. You may find that uploading a high resolution (1920 x 1080) thumbnail sometimes doesn't work with YouTube because the file will exceed the maximum allowed 1 Meg. For that I use Canva, and after designing the thumbnail you just download it as a JPEG file. This way the image does not exceed the allowed 1 Meg. I'm using...Read More...