Are you a college student who struggles with cooking your own meals? This article from Meal Plan Addict will help you put your menu together on a budget.

Workout clothing can be prohibitively expensive. The good news is you can get great bargains and save yourself some money by shopping for the right brands with affordable options. Learn more in this article from Good Housekeeping.

Are you a DIY'er? Here's an article from Wirecutter with 5 pieces of exercise gear that you can make yourself. 

Sometimes an unfortunate result of the holidays can be the realization of having spent too much. Overindulging on gift buying, food and decorations can lead to going over budget. Not to worry, there are options when choosing a repayment plan that works for you. One solution to consider is consolidating debts into a single personal loan.

It's safe to say that the pandemic has significantly disrupted just about every corner of the retail world, and the auto industry is no exception. The pandemic has forever changed how we shop for and purchase both new and used vehicles.

New innovations in technology are being developed at a rapid rate. But new technology comes with new risks. Let's go over some examples of how technology will change in the future and ways you can stay safe. 

Get a customer! Yes, just one person or business willing to pay for your work. Asking friends and family to try you out for free is a great way to learn what you don’t know, but you need to be confident that what you’re selling is something people want. The best ideas in the world can crash and burn if no one wants what you’re selling.
 

If you enjoy something and would like to earn some money doing it, you need to be good at it, or at least competitive. "Not knowing how" shouldn't automatically cross an idea off your list. But if your dream side job is something you've been dreaming about and not doing, look for opportunities to build those skills you need to succeed.

 

There are numerous steps to setting up a side hustle. Whether you're looking to make some extra money, get a head start on your own business, or are looking to develop new skills or understanding, taking things one step at a time can be a good idea.