So you lose your job. Or you own a small business and lose a major client. Maybe your health insurance premiums shot up, or gas and energy prices are squeezing an already tight budget.
Would $100, $200, $500 a month make a difference? Sure. So you consider getting a second job. Or, if you have small kids at home, a stay-at-home parent has to go out and find work. Perhaps you’re retired, or disabled, and need extra money as well.
If you do get that job, after gas or transportation costs, and maybe child care (if you have kids that young), your take-home is peanuts. So how can a frugal person or family add some income, however modest?
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