How to earn money 4 easy ways

 





1. Play Online Games

Gaming can be a great way to relax, especially if you can get paid for it. If you have a gaming setup or a smartphone, create a side hustle off of your gaming interests. Cash Crate, Appcent, Applike, and AppNana are a few platforms that pay between $10 and $15 an hour playing video games. Just sit down, relax, and see how much you could earn by having some fun!

  • Time: Low to high
  • Earnings: $10–15 an hour
  • Extra tools: Gaming electronics, gaming supplies, and/or a smartphone

2. Make Money Off SkillShare

To showcase your skills and help others, you could share how-to videos on SkillShare similarly to YouTube. To do this, create an account and post helpful lessons on anything you’d like. For instance, how to make a digital downloadable printable could be a lesson. Each minute watched on your channel can earn you between $0.05 and $0.10.

  • Time: Low to high
  • Earnings: $0.05-0.10 per minute watched
  • Extra tools: Phone or camera, editing software

3. Earn Cashback From Everything You Buy

If you’re a frequent shopper, consider earning cash back each purchase you make. When shopping online, extensions like Honey or Gumdrop can earn you that cash back. When you’re making a trip to your local store, cash back credit cards may be more beneficial. As long as you pay off the balance on time, you could earn a profit from everyday purchases.

  • Time: Low
  • Earnings: Varies in earnings
  • Extra tools: Apps or website extensions, cash back credit cards

4. Start Investing (If You Haven’t Already)

Investing could help grow your money year after year and there are many different options depending on your risk tolerance. If you have room in your budget, why not make a profit off of it? Check out our top low-risk investments with high returns for a few investing ideas.

  • Time: Low
  • Earnings: Stocks can earn you roughly 7–10 percent, other investments vary

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