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Making money can often seem more difficult than ever before. Many people rely on pawn shops and Craigslist ads to get a little extra money when things get tight.

If you don’t use it, why shouldn’t you make a little money on it? Selling old household items and clothing you’re not using anyway is a great way to clear out your storage areas and make some cash at the same time

If you are handy with arts and crafts, you can sell these through sites like Etsy, Artfire, Handmade at Amazon and Cargoh. It may not make you rich, but it can make a great sideline income.

Everyone has an opinion on something.

If you’ve ever seen a vehicle wrapped in an ad for a company, the logical conclusion is that the person driving it works for the company.

This is not necessarily the case, however.

Renting out a room in your house may not seem like a great idea

Depending on the rental market in your area, you can rent a room for anywhere from $150 to $1,000 a month or more. Check out Spareroom and you can rent your room within days.

Sometimes you have to spend money to make money. Buying items from eBay, Etsy or even Craigslist, rehabbing them, hmm

If you have a bunch of old books you don’t read anymore, someone else might want them! Used bookstores will often pay you store credit at 50% of what the books can sell for, or 25%

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With gold at record high prices per troy ounce, it’s a great time to weed through your jewelry drawer or box and get rid of some of that hideous jewelry you inherited or were given by well-meaning but clueless friends or relatives.

Gold’s value fluctuates, but you can expect to make around $600 an ounce or more, meaning you could be sitting on a treasure trove of spare cash!

Bottles, cans, bags, newspapers… the list of things that can be recycled just keeps getting bigger

How would you like to turn your amateur shutterbug hobby into a money-making profession?

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