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Supplemental income...


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This is going to sound political... But whatever.

You may not have an income issue, you may have a spending issue.

Track every dollar, and see what you can cut.

Check out goodwill for clothes deals instead of the store. Politely decline dinners out with friends. Start selling stuff. Sell your car and get a beater.

This is us and we live pretty comfortably. He is a software dev, and I stay at home so we live on one income. I would rather cook my own steak than eat in a restaurant. I shop at high end consignment, and goodwill before buying new. I don't owe a nickel to anyone. We do not waste money on entertainment, we do free stuff like going to a museum or watching the free movie in the park. I don't buy cheap crap, when I make a purchase I make sure it's worth it. All our vehicles are paid for. My house is even paid for. Our biggest bill is our daughter's tuition. For $15k/yr, we send her to a school that specializes in teaching children with learning differences, she is dyslexic. We don't need anything and if we did, we can afford to get it. I'm not bragging, just saying it's possible. But despite doing these things, we could still stretch our money even farther.

For supplemental income, I make stuff and sell it. I'm a crafty girl.

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Ive found myself a nice little niche, i lucked into it. I could tell you, but its mostly done on the internet and i wouldnt want you taking money out of my hand. My advice, luck into something that quadruples your investment everytime you make a sale :)

Bernie Maddoff style?

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If it were me I would deliver pizzas a few hours a week...say 5:30 to 7:00 M/W/T and then a few hours on a Saturday. You can make decent cash (maybe @15 an hour at a good store) and be home for a late dinner. I think there is almost always a need for the busy rush.

This. Delivering pizza is not a bad form of supplemental income. Just make sure you land in a good delivery area.

And they are always very desirous for drivers.

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Deliver for Foodie Call.

You would deliver to higher-end customers than you would delivering pizza. presumably better tips.

Much less frequency though especially since you have to drive to a restaurant first. With pizza you can leave the shop with 3-4 deliveries.

If you want good tips just pick a dominos (or whatever) in the high rent areas.

e.g. https://plus.google.com/114019611605999020077/about?gl=us&hl=en

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