[patrickman]

Really appreciate the tips I get on this forum. Really leveled up my skills at work, and I feel way ahead of the other guys. I have been really curious how you guys are managing your money you get from jobs.

When I consider using some sort of new app for making some spare change/ beermoney I try to see how it works first to make sure its worth my time. After taking a very deep look into the Outlet Finance mobile app I can say that I will for sure be using it as my main side hustle.

Not only are the returns very good(much higher than a bank, lower risk than stocks) but my money is safe, secure and not going anywhere. I wanted to bring this app to your attention because its currently making much more than anything else I see in this sub, but it also has some signup bonuses to get you started. I won't leave links as I don't know if that is allowed, but its been well worth it to check out.

I have heard of some guys using apps like coinbase, or betterment as well to manage their funds. Really curious what kind of apps you guys use to help avoid living paycheck to paycheck.

[shawresse]

All my "extra" money is just lying in the bank at some interest rate. I'm saving for retirement so much, and I don't know how else to increase those money

[Patethaor]

Try to avoid breakdowns and expensive repairs. Truck drivers are typically paid a set rate per mile that they travel, not for how long they work. That rate varies depending on the years of experience the driver has, the region where they drive, and the company they drive for. Of course, you can start raising the money in order to make an investment in the future or put money aside for a later period in life. I like using girokontokuendigen.de. It offers a wide range of investment opportunities and is one of the greatest tools one can have.

[WilliamJace]

An excellent thread so far. I also want to know more about it. Thank you so much!

[RGoldManning]

Hi! I also used to prefer to invest money in a bank at interest. But after the cryptocurrency phenomenon appeared, I realized that I wanted to invest some of the money in investments.

[Aristafon]

I also heard about Coinbase, and I want to try this app. I made $40 by completing social surveys, and as per app policy, I can only withdraw money through Coinbase or Payoneer. But I don't support Payoneer's policy regarding the money withdrawal to the card. Coinbase seems to be more profitable in every sense, there is an opportunity to invest in cryptocurrency. But if I were you, I'd focus on buying stocks. You can find some good tips for beginners at youngandthrifty.ca.

[tekkedry]

I invest some of them in renewable energy https://modo.energy/, it could be 20% from my salary. One source of renewable energy that has the potential to be tapped is tidal power. This is a form of hydroelectric power that spreads barrages across river estuaries to harness the tide coming in and out. There is a growing interest in tat energy source and I bought stock in that sector. Think about that.

[Rayduport]

Personally, I always try to invest my money in something. Maybe you're thinking about it, too, if you're asking this question. If you make even the smallest amount of money, you should invest it immediately in something profitable. It could be stocks or other securities. For example, some people act as investors for small entrepreneurs. And others are trying to learn kids entertainer net worth, then invest in production. It depends on your initial capital and how you want to distribute it. I hope I was able to help you.