Side hustles!

[Anonymous]

What are your side hustles? I've tried mystery shopping, focus groups, paid psychology studies—curious what other people do on the side to generate a little extra income.

[Anonymous]

Forget side hustle. Improve main hustle income.

[Anonymous]

Just say no to side hustles bc you get screwed by the 1099k you get. Then all the underpayment penalties which make it not worth it at all.

[Anonymous]

Buying and selling stocks inside Roht account or outside. I bought a stock yesterday 3 pm and by 4pm, I had made $700. Market hasn't opened yet, but it should make $2k at minimum. I bought the stock very low. Waited for it.
I know the bottom prices of ca 5 stocks. Once they come down to the price, I buy them. Any run up of 10+% and it's time to sell. The riskier ones I sell faster, and buy lower.
I make only $10k-$15k a year earned income for very part time work. As HH, I don't have tax expense really. Long term capital gains are taxed at 0% up to $63k I believe and whatever the state charges. At tax time, I have always got back $4k-$6k. There's earned income credit, deductions, and savers credit.
Long story short, learn to use tax code for you advantage. Roth IRA over any other account.

[Anonymous]

I sell sports and pokemon cards. But it's not something to get rich off more like an extra $20 here and there. I enjoy it though and it's super easy.

[Anonymous]

Ref sports

[Anonymous]

Babysitting, grading bar exams

[Anonymous]

Stocks on Schwab. Just read whatever you can and swing trade. It’s fun. Honestly, even Reddit has some good tips on trends and picks. It’s kind of addictive. It’s probably sketchy as sht, but I’m buying Yieldmax ETFs now that basically payout a sht ton of dividends, buuuuut they see NAV erosion, so who knows how sustainable it all is with the payouts, etc.

[Anonymous]

Save money and invest in property

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Forget side hustle. Improve main hustle income.

I’m burnt out from my main hustle and my 5 hr a week side hustle breaks it up a bit.

[Anonymous]

Freelance writing.

It does involve a lot of "hustle" though.

[Anonymous]

Oooh tell me about grading bar exams pls. Hard to get? What is hourly pay?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Buying and selling stocks inside Roht account or outside. I bought a stock yesterday 3 pm and by 4pm, I had made $700. Market hasn't opened yet, but it should make $2k at minimum. I bought the stock very low. Waited for it.
I know the bottom prices of ca 5 stocks. Once they come down to the price, I buy them. Any run up of 10+% and it's time to sell. The riskier ones I sell faster, and buy lower.
I make only $10k-$15k a year earned income for very part time work. As HH, I don't have tax expense really. Long term capital gains are taxed at 0% up to $63k I believe and whatever the state charges. At tax time, I have always got back $4k-$6k. There's earned income credit, deductions, and savers credit.
Long story short, learn to use tax code for you advantage. Roth IRA over any other account.

You are constantly posting about your returns which are literally better than any hedge fund or anyone is able to generate.

If your performance is so great, literally why don't you reach out to some hedge funds for a job with your trading strategy. Since hedge funds aren't afraid of leverage, you would produce the best returns any hedge fund has produced in recent history.

[Anonymous]

Rover. I work from home full time and love having an extra dog around the house

[Anonymous]

When I was a young professional and needed extra income from my salary gig - I was a pretend protor for kids taking LSAT prep courses. Then I worked in a boutique part-time as well on the weekends. It was a good way to meet people too.