Side hustles have become increasingly popular among Americans, especially Gen Z and millennials, with over a third of U.S. adults engaging in them. Many pursue these gigs to alleviate financial burdens, save for future needs, or increase discretionary spending. Notably, a recent study by NetCredit highlights high-paying side hustles requiring minimal experience, with focus groups topping the list at $28 per hour. Other lucrative options also include virtual assistants and dog walkers, emphasizing how such roles often favor 'regular people' without extensive professional background.
Some of the best among these are gigs where the buyer just needs a 'regular person,' and lack of experience is actually an advantage.
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.
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