Side hustles remain a popular way for Americans to earn extra income and work toward financial freedom outside of their 9-5 jobs.
More than one-third third of U.S. adults — nearly half of Gen Z and millennials — have a supplemental gig, according to Bankrate’s research.
Whether someone is looking to pay off bills or debt, save for a vacation or retirement, or just have some more spending money, starting a side hustle can be a flexible, low-commitment way to do that — especially if it’s one that doesn’t require extensive experience.
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