I'm one of the rare "must be cool, must have a/c" people...it's pricey, but it's legitimate as I have health concerns. Most people who come over are freezing, and I always suggest beforehand to bring a sweater if you get cold easily, as it's never above 72.
The noktah side income I have is working overtime for my fulltime job. Usually an additional 15 hours a week and I'll have a few hundred more in my bank account by the end of the month. It's tiring but the extra money sure comes in handy. :D
I have 2 sources of side income - I am a Scentsy consultant and I pet sit occasionally for select people. I am working on a side project doing pet photography as well, but still in the business planning stage with that.
I earn a little from taking surveys at home. It also helps when I get to test products at home because of the time you get to keep whatever you tested which saves me money because I bought less.
My only "side income" is small online stuff like Swagbucks, MyPoints, Gifthulk, etc. Doing searches and surveys for occasional payments or gift cards. I usually use it for whatever I need at the time.
Yes, I work two jobs. One is full-time Monday through Friday, the other is on Sundays. I use the extra cash to pay down my student loans that much faster.
I have never loaned money to friends, but I have given away $100 on more than one occasion. I made it clear it was a gift and repayment was not needed. This way there was no concern over a loan or inequality. I just said, well, I'm sure you'll help me out one day, financially or otherwise, and left it at that.
I think you should never loan more than you are prepared to gift. You usually don't get paid back, since the loanee can't get a loan or wouldn't be coming to you anyway.
Never cosign anything is another motto I have. If you need a cosigner you are not credit worthy and not ready for the loan. You have to wait until you are and do it on your own. Anyone I've ever know, without a single exception, who cosigned a loan was stuck with ruined credit and repaying the loan.
I'm a freelance writer and proofreader. Not doing a ton of freelance work right now, but in the past, it has really helped pay for unexpected expenses.
Yes, I use coupons, send off for company freebies, sell on Ebay, and enter sweepstakes for extra income. Maybe I can win this drawing to score $20 spending money! :)
The opposition I've seen most people have to making this move is that they're attached to their old number (at least, that's what my parents said). But, eventually I got 'em. Here's how:
There's a company called Landline Assassin that will set things up so you can cancel your home phone and have the number forward automatically to your cell phone. All the benefits of no landline, without losing the number.
I'm going to have to make some of these. A favorite for my dog is taking a small cardboard box, putting some treats in it, and sealing it up. It's a great way to put those boxes you get off of Amazon and the like to good use.
I have a part-time gig at a wine bar one night a week. It is a really fun gig with fun people. Double the fun because I get to make great tips and get HUGE discounts!
I'm one of the rare "must be cool, must have a/c" people...it's pricey, but it's legitimate as I have health concerns. Most people who come over are freezing, and I always suggest beforehand to bring a sweater if you get cold easily, as it's never above 72.
Drinking lots of water keeps me from being tired, especially when its ice cold water. I also do breathing meditation at my desk
I used to have a side income doing yard work. I'm too old for that now.
The noktah side income I have is working overtime for my fulltime job. Usually an additional 15 hours a week and I'll have a few hundred more in my bank account by the end of the month. It's tiring but the extra money sure comes in handy. :D
I have 2 sources of side income - I am a Scentsy consultant and I pet sit occasionally for select people. I am working on a side project doing pet photography as well, but still in the business planning stage with that.
I earn a little from taking surveys at home. It also helps when I get to test products at home because of the time you get to keep whatever you tested which saves me money because I bought less.
Nope
I do not have side income.
Not currently but I am always looking
Not to mention cheap, cool, healthy . . . all-around excellent. :-)
My side income is clipping coupons, answering surveys, and occasionally winning a $20 Amazon giftcard. :)
My only "side income" is small online stuff like Swagbucks, MyPoints, Gifthulk, etc. Doing searches and surveys for occasional payments or gift cards. I usually use it for whatever I need at the time.
Yes, blogging is a side income.
No, but I could sure use some.
I have side income from a freelance copy editing business and after 5 years without a raise at my primary job, I'm very grateful for the extra income.
Yes, I work two jobs. One is full-time Monday through Friday, the other is on Sundays. I use the extra cash to pay down my student loans that much faster.
I have never loaned money to friends, but I have given away $100 on more than one occasion. I made it clear it was a gift and repayment was not needed. This way there was no concern over a loan or inequality. I just said, well, I'm sure you'll help me out one day, financially or otherwise, and left it at that.
I think you should never loan more than you are prepared to gift. You usually don't get paid back, since the loanee can't get a loan or wouldn't be coming to you anyway.
Never cosign anything is another motto I have. If you need a cosigner you are not credit worthy and not ready for the loan. You have to wait until you are and do it on your own. Anyone I've ever know, without a single exception, who cosigned a loan was stuck with ruined credit and repaying the loan.
I'm a freelance writer and proofreader. Not doing a ton of freelance work right now, but in the past, it has really helped pay for unexpected expenses.
I do have side income. I am a teacher and I sell items on Teachers Pay Teachers.
Yes, I use coupons, send off for company freebies, sell on Ebay, and enter sweepstakes for extra income. Maybe I can win this drawing to score $20 spending money! :)
The opposition I've seen most people have to making this move is that they're attached to their old number (at least, that's what my parents said). But, eventually I got 'em. Here's how:
There's a company called Landline Assassin that will set things up so you can cancel your home phone and have the number forward automatically to your cell phone. All the benefits of no landline, without losing the number.
You can check them out here: http://landlineassassin.com/
Interesting! Is it from Costco? And do you think that your family drinks less milk because it is powdered? Have you worked out the cost per gallon?
Yes! I freelance write.
I'm going to have to make some of these. A favorite for my dog is taking a small cardboard box, putting some treats in it, and sealing it up. It's a great way to put those boxes you get off of Amazon and the like to good use.
I have a part-time gig at a wine bar one night a week. It is a really fun gig with fun people. Double the fun because I get to make great tips and get HUGE discounts!