10 Side Hustles That Can Earn You $1,500 Or More Monthly

The cost of being a human these days can be so expensive. Any extra money in your pocket can help with the rising costs of everything these days. Have you ever thought of trying out a side hustle to make some extra cash? Well, look no further. A group of side hustlers discussed what jobs they do on the side for some extra income.

1. Dog Watching

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If you love animals and have the patience to deal with some energetic pups, dog-watching might be a perfect fit. One hustler says, “This! I do very little pet sitting and make between $500 and $1000 monthly. I could easily make $1500.” That’s a lot of extra money to hang out with some cute dogs! Sounds amazing.

2. Bartending/Serving

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Restaurant work can be challenging with long hours, but the pay can be worth it. Servers can work six-hour shifts on the weekends and easily make over $35 an hour. It’s a great side hustle for someone who is willing to ditch their weekends for a few extra bucks. It’s also a social job that encourages social interaction. Not a bad gig.

3. Tutoring

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Suppose you are a college graduate or in a specific field. Tutoring can be an afternoon job that is equally lucrative and rewarding. This gig can be done online a few hours a day, making it even more convenient. Depending on the subject and education level, you can charge anywhere from 20-40 dollars an hour. That’s some serious extra shopping money.

4. Delivery Driver

One of the most popular side hustles is the food delivery job. Companies like Uber Eats or DoorDash have been paying outside hustlers for years. You will have to sacrifice your evenings because those are the peak hours, but delivering food can easily net a thousand dollars a month working part-time. Put on a podcast and deliver some food while making that extra fun money.

5. eBay

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A lot of clever people have been finding themselves making some extra cash selling items on eBay. If you are up to date on buying trends, you can purchase items for cheap prices and flip them on eBay. It takes some finance, but the net income can be very lucrative. Some say it’s also fun because it feels like you are constantly shopping.

6. Ride Share

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If you have a nice car and don’t mind having strangers in your car, ride-share programs can be a money maker. The highest earners work the late nights, driving partygoers to and from the bars, but a lot of drivers say daytime hours are just as lucrative. Avoid the drunks and drive people to and from the airport or doctor appointments during the day for a few extra bucks a month.

7. Airbnb

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This one might not appeal to the majority, but renting a room out for Airbnb is a great income source if you live in a tourist area and love interacting with new friends. You have to be comfortable with strangers in your home, but this can be rewarding meeting new friends and travelers. The site regulates the people staying at your home, so the risk is minimal. If you have an extra room that fits the description, I would look into this service.

8. Babysitting

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Are you good with kids? Do you enjoy playing with toddlers? Check out babysitting. Everyone needs a responsible adult to watch their kids while they go out. It’s not just a job for young teenagers anymore. Plus, if they are young, they will go to bed early. You can get paid to watch movies and television all night.

9. Parking Lot Sweeping

A lot of large shopping centers hire contractors to clean their parking lots. It’s a rough overnight job, but a few hours could bring in an extra thousand dollars a month working part-time a week. I understand this is not ideal if you work a day job, but if you can sacrifice a few nights a week, it could add some extra money to your wallet.

10. Brand Ambassador

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Have you ever seen a person handing out samples of various products at your local grocery store? These brand ambassadors are paid to promote a specific product and are hired to get new customers. If you enjoy talking to people and talking about a product, look into being a brand ambassador on the weekends.