Summer Side Hustle Ideas With Little To No Cost To Start
So you want to start a side hustle but are worried about the start-up costs. That’s a fair worry, but it’s not one that should stop you. Why? Because there…
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So you want to start a side hustle but are worried about the start-up costs. That’s a fair worry, but it’s not one that should stop you. Why? Because there are tons of side hustles out there that have little or no cost to start!
Don't laugh; many people start a side hustle and realize that they can make more money and enjoy their work more than what they were doing before. I started a side hustle last year with a need to supplement my income and found that a REALLY enjoy the creative outlet. My balloon business is something I can run out of my home, and it gives me the flexibility to take as much or as little work as I want or can handle.
Which ones have no or little cost to start? According to Lifehacker here are some of them.
- Virtual assistants. You can fix jobs on FlexJobs and Upwork, and the average hourly pay is $17.
- Transcribing audio and video. Having high-speed internet and a good pair of headphones can help, but you don’t need much besides that. It averages about $15 an hour.
- Editorial services. If you have good proofreading skills, you can find plenty of jobs on Fiverr, where a project can average $50-$75.
- E-commerce. What you make varies on what you’re selling, but you have tons of flexibility.
- Online surveys. Most surveys take about 20 minutes of your time. You don’t make a lot, but you’re making something during your downtime.
- Dog walking. If you love pets, you can make anywhere from $10 to $35 for a half-hour walk. Producer Nicole did this for a while marring her love for animals to a need for extra cash.
- Professional organizing. Can range from kitchens to garages to all-around de-cluttering. The average pay is $20-$25 an hour.
- Mobile notary services. You’ll need to meet the specific requirements for your state and pay anywhere from $40-$50 per application, but you can make $75-$200 per appointment.
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Source: Lifehacker
