Editors Note: Some offers mentioned below are no longer available. View the current offers here. One of the things that initially held me back with the whole credit card and travel hacking game is that I didn’t really understand where to begin. There was a lot of information that I needed to know if I […]
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August 2018 Side Hustle Report – $3,799.45
Thank you for joining me for another edition of the Financial Panther side hustle report! As you can probably tell from reading the title of this post, August was a very lucrative side hustle month for me. In fact, it’s my highest side hustle income month to date. It’s months like this where I seriously […]
Robo-Advisors Would Have Changed My Investing Life
When I look back at my investing life, one of my biggest regrets is just not getting started sooner. It’s really kind of a shame when I think about it. I didn’t start investing until I was 27 years old, almost a decade after I had graduated from high school. That’s years of potential growth […]
July 2018 Side Hustle Report – $1,759.07
Welcome to the July 2018 Side Hustle Report. As you can obviously tell, this post is coming out very late (my bad). What this does mean is that today’s post will be followed up pretty soon by the August side hustle report, so you’ll get a double dose of side hustle numbers in the next […]
Bird Charger and Lime Juicer – Side Hustling As An Electric Scooter Charger
For the past year I’ve been going out and side hustling as a Bird Charger and Lime Juicer. With a bunch of scooter charging experience under my belt, I’m thoroughly convinced that this is a side hustle tailor-made for the millennial, young professional.
A Confession: I Cut Back On Saving (And I’m Kinda Broke Now)
For the past few years, my savings numbers, IÂ think, have been pretty good. I graduated from law school back in 2013 with zero dollars in savings and $87,000 in student loans. My net worth, obviously, was well into the negatives. Fast forward five years later and things are looking pretty different. My student loans are […]
Lawyers, Doctors, and the Appeal of the Clear Career Path
I’m sometimes convinced that the reason a lot of people become doctors or lawyers is due to the fact that the path to those jobs is laid out pretty well. There’s sort of a blueprint you can follow – go to college, get good grades, do well on some standardized tests, and so forth, and […]
June 2018 Side Hustle Report – $2,168.18
It’s been a busy month of work, meetings, and other stuff like that, but I still always have time to get some good side hustling in. Today’s post shares what I made in June 2018. If you’re a new reader, each month, I share exactly what I earned from side hustling using sharing economy and […]
The Privilege Of Biking To Work
I bike to work five days a week, and every once in a while, I like to reflect on how fortunate I am to be able to do that. It’s a wonderful situation that I find myself in. I live close enough to my office that biking to work isn’t a particularly difficult thing for […]
You Choose What You Can Afford
Sometime not too long ago, my wife and I had lunch with my brother and a friend of his. It was our first time meeting this friend, so we got into all of the usual pleasantries that come with meeting someone – what do you do, where do you live, and other things like that. […]
