11 Ways to Make Money From Home

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You know what they say: Chase that money! But what they don’t always tell you is that you can chase it from inside your home. No, I’m not talking about randomly finding a $20 bill inside one of your pants pockets. Below are some quick and easy ways to help you earn a little extra cash without leaving the house, no fancy credentials required. While you probably won’t be able to make a living off these tips and tricks, you’ll at least have some “fun money” to blow during your next Target run, right?

Do online surveys

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If you’ve got a lot of time on your hands (and a lot of opinions) filling out online surveys might be your groove. There are several sites and apps that will pay you in cash or gift cards in exchange for your feedback. Some top survey sites to checkout include Survey Junkie, SwagBucks and Toluna. Love print magazines? I’ve personally used Rewards Survey, which offers participants free magazine subscriptions in exchange for their opinions.

I also have the Google Opinions Rewards app on my phone. Every time a new survey is available for me, I’ll get a notification and between one to 10 multiple choice questions. While payout is usually a few dimes or quarters, when you hit $2, you can transfer the money right to your PayPal account. Many online surveys will require you to accumulate up to $10 or $20 before transferring the cash over.

Sell or (rent) your clothes

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Poshmark is one of the most popular online marketplaces to sell your old clothes. All you need to do is snap a few pictures of the pieces you’re trying to sell, fill in some details, set a price, and hope for a buyer. It’s like having your own little storefront of used clothes. The best part is, you don’t have to pay to ship the item to the buyer.

Now, if you’re not ready to part ways entirely with some items of clothing (particularly your high-end pieces) you can rent them instead of selling them. The StyleLend platform has to approve each item you submit for rental; its standards are high, but once you get an item approved, you’ll earn 80 percent of the price if someone decides to rent it.

Track your health and physical activity

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If you’re trying to stick to a fitness routine and make some small…

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