18 Real Ways to Get Paid for Your Data: Up to $500 a Year

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One of the easiest side hustles to get started with is getting paid to share your data.

Big data is big business, generating an estimated $270 billion by 2026.

And as individuals, we create a lot of data every day. For decades, we’ve freely given that data away to big companies like Google and Facebook. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have value.

Here are some legit ways to turn that data into dollars in your pocket.

10 Unconventional Money Rules to Live a Richer Life

Rich Jones

A little bit of a different format this week.

We’re looking at 10 unconventional money rules – at least, in my mind they’re unconventional – to help you save more, earn more, and improve your financial situation.

To help me go back and forth on these points I’m joined by Rich Jones. He’s the host of the award-winning PaychecksandBalances podcast – helping you navigate your finances and career.

272: How the New Tax Law Impacts Entrepreneurs and Side Hustlers

Want to know how the new tax laws that came into effect at the beginning of 2018 impact the amount of tax you pay as a side hustler or business owner?

I invited Mr. CPA on fire Josh Bauerle back onto the show again to talk through the most important tax changes and what they mean for you and your business.

208: Pay Less Taxes: Your Side Hustle Tax Questions Answered

Just 30 minutes with Josh saved me thousands of dollars, so you owe it to yourself to listen to this episode and see if you can put some money back in your pocket too.

Josh Bauerle is the CPA on fire at cpaonfire.com. Josh specializes in tax preparation, tax planning, bookkeeping, and general consulting services for online entrepreneurs.

The Most Important Number You Won’t Find on Your Tax Return

Your tax return will show you your total income, your adjusted gross income, and your taxable income, but those numbers don’t show the most important figure of all.

Your “taxable income” is meaningless.

So what’s the most important number the IRS doesn’t care about but you should?

Your net profit.

12 Ways to Save Money on Conferences

Last month I attended two industry conferences, ICON15 in Phoenix and New Media Expo in Las Vegas. My total travel and registration expenses were just $249.98 for both shows combined.

(Not including food and drinks.)

No matter what industry you’re in, I believe conferences are a great way to make lasting connections and friendships, and to learn from leaders in your space.

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