Ibotta is a money-making app that promises cash back rewards for shopping in-store and online. But is the app for real, or is it too good to be true?
Having been an Ibotta user since 2017 and earned hundreds of dollars in cash back, I can personally attest to the legitimacy of this app.
That said, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. There are several things I dislike about Ibotta as well.
If you’re looking to add some time-leveraged cash flow to your bottom line, two of the best options are investing in rental real estate and buying small businesses.
Both are viable options, and to help you figure out if either or both of these investment options are right for you, it’s time for another Side Hustle Showdown.
ReceiptPal is one of several receipt-scanning apps that pays you real money for sharing your shopping receipts.
But does the app deliver?
Dedicated ReceiptPal users can earn $10-25 a year. It’s essentially free money — but is it worth the effort?
Making money while you sleep sounds like a dream.
But it’s totally possible with passive income!
Whether it’s earning from rental properties, royalties from creative work, or online side hustles, there are plenty of ways to let cash flow in while you snooze.
Toloka says you can earn money “wherever and whenever you want.”
But does it deliver?
And how much money can you really make?
Would you believe there’s a marketplace of millions of buyers eager for digital products for teachers — and it’s not Etsy?
Rob is a high school math and personal finance teacher at fieducator.com. He’s built an impressive side hustle selling lesson plans and resources online at fieducator.store.
Through the popular platform Teachers Pay Teachers, Rob has turned his passion for financial education into a growing business that regularly brings in $2,000 a month — and it’s been growing 40% a year.
It’s that time of year again—Thanksgiving!
What’s particularly fascinating about this year’s collection is the blend of traditional services reimagined for the digital age alongside completely novel business ideas.
It’s time once again to dive into the ol’ listener mailbag and answer a few questions in this week’s edition of The Side Hustle Show.
I’ve had quite a few interesting questions come in since the last Q&A episode, and picked 10 to talk through in today’s show.
What are the best side hustles for tech workers?
If you’re looking to translate your in-demand skills into an extra income stream, you’re in the right place.
Even though tech workers earn a 6-figure salary (on average), a side hustle can still be a way to boost your savings, improve cash flow, or pay down debt.
How do you make extra money in a low-risk way? One method I keep coming back to is the idea of starting a consignment business.
So you’re selling other people’s stuff and just taking a percentage. They get paid, you get paid, and you’ve got no upfront inventory risk like you’d have with a traditional physical product business.
Sarah McAffry of Statemint Consignment earned over $10,000 from her first consignment event and has continued to grow from there. She has been crushing it in this space for the last 10 years, and it has now expanded to 23 locations across the country.
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