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Anonymous

19 Mar 2021

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Im a private uni grad so I don’t earn a lot. I put away 50% of my take home pay for savings and investing. But I don’t think it’s enough, curious what do people do for side income?

What do people do for side income?

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financialdignity

19 Mar 2021

Side income is not really the answer to your issue. Most side income roles really just mean selling time for a fixed fee. How long can you do that for? And how much can you make while still taking care of your other aspects in life like health and relationships etc...

Let's say u sell your weekends doing tuition for 1k a month for 60 months u get 60k and then? 5 years of your weekends gone that can never come back. Find out why your main job doesn't pay well first and change jobs etc if possible

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Tinexxxx

19 Mar 2021

• Tuition
• Food delivery
• Freelance photography/ writer
• YouTube videos

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JeffreyLeeZQ

18 Mar 2021

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Give Tuition! Best side hustle man.

Cheers. :)

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