r/EarnExtraIncome

Car help

Hello I am 23 years old and currently experiencing inconvenience after inconvenience. Bills are piling up and then on top of it all my car breaks down and I was quoted a $2400 fix to get it starting again. Now this is my only transportation to and from work which is how I pay my bills. I do work a pretty good job that is full time Monday-Friday however I don’t make enough to pay my bills and to get my car fixed. I’ve applied for loans but my credit is too bad to get accepted for any. I’m not really asking for handouts but rather just some advice or help. I’m at a complete loss at what to do and kind of panicking not having a car at the moment. Also I am aware my account is a nsfw account this is honestly the only Reddit account I have and I know a brand new account is very suspicious looking my account has nothing to do with this request.

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u/obedient_kittenn — 12 hours ago

Any side hustles recommendation for helping pay college expenses?

My college has increased tuition costs and I am also staying off-campus, which has made the overall cost high. My parents can support me financially, but I want to help ease the burden as much as possible and also earn some money for when I go somewhere and need to spend money (like the city or a restaurant or ordering food).

Any side hustles that you can share for a beginner to be able to start to help pay for my college bills? Also, tips for how to balance school and the side hustle(s) would also be really helpful.

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u/Positive_Ease3171 — 15 hours ago
▲ 47 r/EarnExtraIncome+40 crossposts

I got tired of being rejected, so I made a website that only lists legit AI training jobs.

The last few months I found it annoying finding the right AI training/annotating jobs with a decent acceptance rate. Long story short, I made my own website that only lists legit listings with good acceptance rates. Any feedback would be appreciated!: https://aiannotationjobs.com

u/AIWORK1233 — 1 day ago

Is ReferralWallet legit? yes, here is what it actually does

The most annoying thing about earning online is figuring out which apps actually pay, and on top of that, which ones will pay you just to start using them.

Those are two different questions. Plenty of apps pay eventually if you grind. Far fewer hand you money before you've done anything. And almost nothing online tells you which is which right now, because every list ranking on page one was written years ago and never updated.

That's the gap ReferralWallet fills.

What it is

A free platform that leverages its connections with the apps themselves to show you which sign up bonuses are actually live and paying right now. You rip open a pack, it reveals a real rip cash bonus that's currently running, and you claim it straight from the company paying it.

People are quietly cashing in with it and most of this sub has never heard of it.

Why it's better than it sounds

It never sits between you and your money. No balance building up, no account holding your cash, nothing to withdraw. You get sent to whoever is paying and they pay you directly.

Every app in this space that has ever burned someone did it by holding a balance, then folding or quietly changing the terms. That can't happen here, because your money is never in it.

It costs nothing, needs no deposit or card, and you don't even need an account to see what's live.

And because the offers come through direct relationships with the apps instead of being scraped off old blog posts, what you see is what's actually running.

One thing to know

Ripping the pack is how you find the bonus, not how you get paid. You still have to claim the offer to earn.

The habit worth building

Check what's live before you download, not after. Two minutes up front saves you the week you'd otherwise burn on an app that stopped paying in 2024.

Right now the best rip cash bonuses running through it are Bigcash at $15 the moment you sign up, Freecash at $10 to start with game offers running $20 to $40 each, and Testerup at $50+ per task. All verified live this week.

Worth doing before you download anything else: rip a pack and see what's actually live. Free, no account needed, takes about two minutes.

What's the deadest app you've wasted time on? Trying to work out how common this is.

u/meiggs — 2 days ago

Literally need little bit income source

Want a mini source of income

I just got into college and now there are some expenses...

I feel a little bit shy from asking my father for money... He is my father but still....

Anybody help !!

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u/AdAbject875 — 4 days ago

Need Money fast, can do anything.

I am a 33 year old male living in the north of UK and recently lost my job and I'm currently running behind on my rent and need about £1500 pounds in next 10 to 12 days. I am happy to do anything at all within the reasonable terms as long as I can earn money and contribute towards my rent and putting food on my plate.

I am educated postgraduate and have an excellent knowledge of computers and AI, also on the other side I am extremely skillful in physical pleasing others. Any help or ideas will be really appreciated.

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u/Velvet-Vellum — 4 days ago

A college student that needs help!

hello everyone! I am a college student, and I have a job and work 30 hours a week. Which gives me a monthly salary of around $1550. I need to find a side hustle take gives me $500-700 more a month and that’s online and I can do at any point during the day (most likely online) I would really really appreciate suggestions! Thank you so much!

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u/Lonely-Attorney-8195 — 5 days ago

Hi people I’m new to this community and I need help I don’t know what to do I just want some guidance

I’m 19 I live in a shared accommodation I pay rent I lost my license I have no car for the job I used to have I’ve been trying to find a new job but nothings working I’m struggling for money could anyone point me in the right direction or show me a good way to make an income I’ve tried so many side hustles and none of them have worked out in the end sadly but I do wish everyone a lovely day ahead of them thank you for taking the time to read this

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u/Sellingxboxaccount — 4 days ago

Could anyone help with ideas on how to make money

Im 17 and ive just moved away from my home and am currently living with my boyfriend but we obviously need money to eat and stuff and decorate and stuff and ive called like every shop or chippy or takeaway even hotels and resteraunts to see if anyone has a job available nobody has i was gonna start doing nails but its more expensive to buy the nail stuff than id probably make off it ive sold alot of my playstation games and my laptop to get money but i only got about 28 quid for both and im lost im gonna sell my trainers and stuff aswell but ive actually been living off this 5kg bag of pasta i bought just after i moved out like a month ago which ive been rationing and like those £1 energy drinks so i dont like pass out from the heat and ye if anyone could give ideas id appreciate it but if not thats no worries aswell :)

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u/Early-Midnight-6953 — 6 days ago

Looking to make a few dollars ..

going through a hardship right now with my family.. not looking for a handout, just help to make extra $

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u/dfakeith — 5 days ago

Borrow money apps that i've used that to get money FAST

Needed cash before payday more times than Id like to admit, so these are the three I actually keep on my phone. No bank, no credit check, no payday lender.

None of them are technically loans. Theyre advances against money youve already earned or income you can verify. That distinction matters because theres no debt spiral, no 300% APR, and nobody calling you from collections if things get tight.

EarnIn - up to $150/day

EarnIn is where id start if you have a steady paycheck, because its just advancing money youve already worked for.

Heads up on signup so nothing catches you off guard. It asks first whether you have a job, since the whole thing runs off your paycheck. Regular job with direct deposit and your set. Then its quick, make an account with no credit check, link your bank and debit card so they know where to send it, confirm your job details.

They do not contact your employer. Nothing awkward.

After that you can pull up to $150 a day and up to $1,000 between paydays, no mandatory fees and no interest. Same day with Lightning Speed for a small fee, next business day for free. Theres an optional tip and you can set it to zero.

Setup runs about five minutes, so you can find out what your limit is today before you need it.

Current - up to $750, the highest limit here

Current is a full banking app, and the advance is the reason to bother with it. Up to $750 with no interest and no fees if you qualify.

You need a Current account with qualifying direct deposits to unlock it. Once its unlocked you take the advance and pay it back on your next deposit. Thats the biggest limit of anything on this list.

If your already thinking about switching banks, this feature alone is worth the switch.

Your next direct deposit is what unlocks it, so get the account open now and the $750 is sitting there when you actually need it.

Brigit - up to $500

Brigit advances up to $500, no credit check, no interest. You connect your bank and it reads your income and spending to set your limit.

The advance needs a paid plan starting at $9.99 a month. That sounds annoying until you put it next to one $35 overdraft fee. It also pushes money to you automatically before your account goes negative, which is the useful part if your cutting it close every single pay period.

If you overdraft even twice a year it has already paid for itself, so set it up as your safety net.

Which one to download first

Regular job with direct deposit, start with EarnIn. Its free, no subscription, and the money is there same day.

Want the biggest limit, or your due for a new bank anyway, go Current.

Want automatic overdraft protection, add Brigit on top.

All three take under five minutes. Id grab at least two so you have a backup the next time your short before payday.

Dont wait until your actually short. Set up EarnIn and Current tonight so the money is already available the day you need it.

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u/meiggs — 5 days ago

How to get $200 in the of the month?

Hello im a 20 student from sea so yeah third world country, in here its really hard to get a part time job

So i just give up o that after applying to 100+ job and get none, i really need $200 to pay my college bill, how to get that much amount of money in 2 weeks?

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u/Cultural-Machine-958 — 4 days ago

any possible ways to get paid for chatting?

currently 18 and starting college soon so I need to earn for my daily allowance, any sites or apps you can recommend would be much appreciated (I'm fluent in english and have great communication skills so plz)

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u/margauni — 5 days ago

Struggling

Hey everyone,

I am really struggling right now. I have over $49,000 in credit card debt, owe $14,000 on my car and am struggling to buy groceries. I’m desperate at this point and need some advice. I appreciate anything.

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u/Calm-Crow-3948 — 7 days ago

Online Side Hustle Advice

I’m 18 M soon going to college. I’m commuting so i’m folding down a part time job as a server but the money isn’t enough. i’ve been trying online side hustles all summer, amazon affiliate, dropshipping, trading, meme coins, website selling, ai personal assistant selling, and i’m trying tt shop selling right now. No matter what I try i’ve found little to no profit if any money was generated through these methods. I’m looking for something to make me some side cash online. I don’t care if it’s autonomous or if I actually need to do work but does anyone have any advice or methods that were successful for them?

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u/No-Oven-5937 — 7 days ago

I need help figuring out how to make more

I'm a 20 year old who makes $15.00 an hour, I don't ĥave a car and most of my money goes to bills. I just feel like it's impossible to save enough for a car. I tried surveys but they just don't make enough.

Skills:

A year of restaurant work, including major prep work and dishwashing.

A year of retail work including Money handling/counting, customer service, closing stores, I'm TAM certified and decent at upselling.

I'm also a really big reader and nerd in general (not very important but I figured I'd add it)

I'm looking for remote work but they all seem like they require so many qualifications

Any advice is greatly appreciated

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u/Dwemer_Boy — 9 days ago

Is Honeygain worth it? I did the actual math

Honeygain is real and it does pay. Thats not the issue. The issue is the math, and almost nobody who recommends it actually runs the numbers.

What it is

You install it and it shares your unused internet bandwidth with companies who use it for market research and ad verification. You get paid for the data that passes through. Genuinely passive, you dont do anything after setup. Runs on phone, laptop and desktop at the same time.

The math nobody does

The PayPal minimum is $20. New users get a $2 starting gift.

Heres the part that matters. On Honeygains own site theres a user quote saying "earning around $20 every few months is realistic." Thats their own marketing page, not a critic.

So call it $5 to $7 a month on a normal setup. Which means you install it, then wait three to six months to withdraw $20 once.

Thats not a scam. Its just a much smaller number than "passive income" makes people picture.

Should you install it

Honestly, sure. It costs you nothing and it runs in the background. Free money is free money and the $2 signup gift covers the first few weeks by itself.

Just install it and forget it exists. The mistake is treating it as a plan. If your reading this because you need money, Honeygain is not going to be the answer, and no amount of extra devices changes that.

Two things worth knowing before you do. Your routing other peoples traffic through your connection, so read what your comfortable with. And it will eat your data cap if your not on unlimited.

What actually pays in the same window

Heres the comparison that made me stop recommending Honeygain as anything but background noise.

One game offer on Freecash pays $20 to $40. You install a game, hit whatever level it asks, done. Thats a weekend. Honeygain takes three to six months to pay you that same $20.

Same $20. One takes a weekend, the other takes half a year.

Testerup is the other one, paid per task for testing apps and games. No screen outs, no waiting to accumulate, you finish a task and thats money.

Bigcash has a $15 signup bonus, which is three months of Honeygain earnings for filling out a signup form.

Bottom line

Install Honeygain, let it run, forget about it. Treat whatever shows up as a bonus.

But if the reason your googling this is that you actually need money, put the time into active earning instead. Passive sounds better than active right up until you compare $5 a month against $30 in a weekend.

u/meiggs — 6 days ago