Alright, so you’re ready to earn some extra money. Perhaps you need to pay off debt or build your emergency fund. But how? No worries, here are 21 ways to earn extra money. Some are easy, some are difficult. Find the jobs that match your lifestyle and go make some extra cash!
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7 Side Jobs I’ve Done to Increase My Income
There are plenty of good articles that highlight ways to make money or part time jobs to earn extra cash. But what about side jobs you can do while you’re still employed full time?
Why Geese Honk and Lessons We Can Learn From Them
I recently found a really interesting article that talks a little about the natural tendencies of geese to help each other out when in flight formation, and how that kind of support plays a large role in our finances…
7 Tips To Ask Your Boss for a Pay Raise
A few years ago I was working at a job which I loved, but which paid less than what I considered the market rate for my experience and expertise. I therefore decided to ask my boss for a raise…
Looking For Job Sites To Find A Job?
Thanks to the internet, job-seekers don’t have to just rely on the newspaper ads (which don’t work very well anyway) to find a job. There are thousand of job sites available that can help you in your job search…
How to Give God’s Way
Some people love this season of giving; some endure it and others just wish it would go away. Whichever camp you fall in, I believe that giving God’s way will bump up the quality of your holidays…
Should You Use Retirement Savings For Your Kid’s College?
Saving for your child’s college tuition can be a difficult task, especially in today’s economy. According to a study by Sallie Mae, 60% American families save regularly for their child’s college tuition. A surprising 24% of parents who save, however, admit to using their retirement savings to cover tuition for their children…
How to Save Hundreds of Dollars By Taking a Day Off Work
Do you have a to do list that includes items you should have accomplished a year ago? If you do, you are what I call normal. The January 2010 issue of the Sound Mind Investing Newsletter discussed something called a “fiscal health day” (a term they borrowed from a Ron Lieber article in the New […]
