- Offer services like cleaning or clearing junk
So many people have attics or garages that they’ve been putting off clearing for years and would jump at the chance of paying someone else to help them to finally sort through it all. - Become an art class model
Art classes accept all body types for students to sketch, so if you’re comfortable in your birthday suit, this could be a great sideline for you.Many sessions will last 2-3 hours so you could easily make $100 from just one or two. - Register for cashback websites for all your shopping
Although shopping isn’t money-saving, if you regularly buy online, then you need to sign up to a cashback website like Ebates or Shop At Home which pays commission with a range of online stores. - Switch bank accounts or credit cards and maximize loyalty bonuses
If you’re thinking of moving your bank or credit card soon, keep an eye out for offers that give you cash to switch. You should also make sure you’re making the most of any loyalty schemes or bonuses too. - Take part in focus groups
Have a look online for in-person focus groups taking place in your area where you can get paid for your opinions. - Try out your sales skills
Companies like Avon will pay you to help sell their products directly to customers.This doesn’t have to be strangers right away. Honing your sales skills on family and friends makes for good practice and could bring you your first windfall.
- Become a virtual assistant
Virtual assistants can work on all kinds of different projects, from managing social media to booking appointments, so there’s bound to be a way for you use skills you already have on a flexible schedule. - Register to work on a concierge app
If you don’t fancy being tied to a computer but have hands-on skills like flat pack furniture assembly, website like Airtasker feature all kinds of jobs people want help with. - Take part in research projects
Decide what’s in your comfort zone, but colleges and hospitals advertize when they need help with all kinds of research projects and studies. - Become a freelance organizer
Thanks to Marie Kondo, decluttering is more popular than ever, however, many people just don’t have the time.If you’re got a talent for organizing people’s belongings then why not become a freelance organizer? -
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing
Read the book that started it all for some inspiration, before you get started! - Get some overtime at work
See if there are any extra shifts available, or if there are any other odd jobs else you can help out with for some more cash. - Become a proofreader
Do you have an eye for detail and a good grip on grammar? If so proofreading and editing in your spare time could be for you. - Check Craigslist for causal work
Craigslist or other local listings sites are brilliant for picking up odd jobs and causal work. - Have a bake sale
Making some tasty treats and selling them is a classic, and one of the best ways to make extra money. - Call in debts
If you have some old debts then now could be a good time to call them in. - Sell photos to stock sites
Are you a keen photographer? Stock sites will pay for photos featuring all kinds of real-world subjects and all you need is your camera and a creative eye. - Get paid to review products
There are lots of sites that will pay to get your opinions on products. Check out Swagbucks or InboxDollars to get started.
For advice on managing your money, I highly recommend these books
Your Money or Your Life: 9 Steps to Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Achieving Financial Independence
