Quick Ways to Earn Extra Cash From The Penny Hoarder

It’s too easy to fall into the trap of feeling like you’re just barely getting by. Living paycheck-to-paycheck is tough, but there are ways you can break the cycle.

Our friends at The Penny Hoarder have a few ways you can make and save money, so we can all have a little more room in our budgets.

1. How to Make Money Online Fast: 11 Steps to $250 in 30 Minutes

Looking for quick ways to make extra cash? This post gives you 11 ways to make money fast. All you need is a laptop or smartphone, and you’ll be on your way to earning $250. Some of the money-making methods include collecting sign-up bonus money from websites, selling unwanted gift cards and getting paid to voice your opinions.

2. The Best Paid Survey Sites to Make Legit Money (+How to Earn $250/Month)

Taking surveys online won’t make you rich, but it’s a pretty easy way to earn extra cash — you can even fill them out while watching Netflix! This article shares 10 of the best survey sites that pay you for your opinions. At The Penny Hoarder we thoroughly vet all the opportunities we tell our readers about, so these sites are legit.  

3. 9 Slick Ways to Save Money on Amazon You Probably Don’t Know About

If you’re an Amazon addict like I am, you’re going to love this post. It covers nine ways you can spend less on Amazon which, before reading this, I wasn’t even aware of myself. The methods include getting paid to share your purchase history, getting a refund if the price of a recently purchased item drops and even clipping coupons right from Amazon’s site.  

4. The Best Bank Bonuses and Promotions of 2018

Are you truly happy with your bank? If not, sign up for one of these six checking accounts and get paid for it. This post details the best bank promotions of 2018 — you can get paid up to $300 just for opening a new checking account!

5. Here’s Exactly How This “Bad Saver” Put Away $4,300 Without Thinking About It

I’m sure most people would agree that saving money can be tough. Gone are the days of stuffing cash under a mattress and putting spare change in a jar — now, we have apps to help us save money! One of our Penny Hoarder staffers was just like the rest of us until he found the automated savings platform, Digit. Here’s his review of Digit, and how it helped him save over $4K in about two years!Jacquelyn Pica is a junior writer at The Penny Hoarder. Find her on Twitter @JacquelynTPH.