Where to get more income: see about 10 working ideas (Part5)

I go that only an extremely few are 100% satisfied with their own income position. Numerous-myself included- need redundant income in addition to work.

For illustration, buying a first home, making a dream come true, or achieving debt as snappily as possible may bear fresh income in addition to the stipend from day work.

See then the list in paragraph 10 of where fresh income could be attained through legal and functional means.

1. Rent a parking space

Especially in the Helsinki metropolitan area, they are willing to pay for a parking space - either part-time or full-time.

When your own car is not in the box, you can rent it to others, for example on the Shareway service.

2. Rent just about anything

Put your property to work for you to earn extra income. You can rent a backpack, stroller, dishes, lawnmower, wedding dress, or even houseplants for others on the Kuinoma online service.

Additional income by buying and selling

"Even work is alive, but trade is getting richer." With the help of the Internet, anyone can set up their own buying and selling business.

3. Flipping flats

Flipping flats requires a fairly large initial capital, but especially after renovation, the apartment can be traded at a profit. If you first live in the apartment for two years, avoid capital gains tax.

I will write to this blog later about renovations of my own housing projects, so stay tuned.

4. Flipping goods

You can also buy goods cheaply and (at least try) sell them expensively. Products suitable for sale can be hunted at Chinese online stores, flea markets, and by buying, for example, estate furniture.

Other additional income opportunities

Here are a few more miscellaneous ideas as to where additional income could be found in different situations.

5. Work overtime or change jobs

At the very least, you should look into the possibility of working overtime or getting a pay rise. If there is no extra euro from the employer, a solution can be found by changing jobs. You can search for a new job on the Oikotie service, among other things.

6. Teach at a civic college

Citizens' colleges often look for new course leaders and teachers.

From time to time, gig works can also be found for (nude) models of drawing courses.

7. Get on the board of a housing association

Serving on the board of a housing association is an example of a position of trust where you can earn extra income. For example, a board member can receive € 150 / meeting, and there may be meetings in 4-5 years.

Most commonly, however, government work is a job in which there is no access to salaries.

8. Collect bottles

Collecting deposit bottles will generate a few euros more income.

Unfortunately, the euros generated by collecting bottles are taxable income, so the monetary benefit is often small.

9. Provide additional and supportive education to school children

You can earn extra income by teaching math, for example, or English.

You can also serve as a substitute in elementary and middle school or high school, even if you do not have a teaching qualification. Contact schools in your area for more information.

10. Do part-time work

You can earn extra income in addition to your own work by working part-time, for example in telemarketing companies or grocery stores.

You can also earn a few tens a week by sharing ads.