Below are several different methods of
raising cash. Many have costs associated
with them—such as penalties, interest, and
fees. A few may cost you more money than
the cash raised is worth. So read on and
make sure you’ll get some net benefit before
taking any action.
Increase Your Income
The first and most obvious way to raise
more money is to earn more money. We’re
willing to bet that this has already occurred
to you, if you’re working now. There are a
number of ways to earn more money:
• increase the hours you work (for many
people this means getting a second job
or starting a business on the side)
• increase the amount you earn in
the time you work (this may mean
switching jobs)
Someone Treasures Your Junk (and they'll pay for it)
Even if you’re not a packrat, you probably
own things you never use or don’t need any
more. Thanks to the Internet, it has never
been easier to get rid of property you have
no use for. All kinds of property can be
sold on craigslist (www.craigslist.com) and similar
web sites. These sites are proof of
the old maxim, “One man’s trash is another
man’s treasure.” They provide an instant
audience of millions of potential buyers of
practically anything.
With any luck, you’ll connect with a
collector of obscure items in your clutter.
Baseball cards and comic books have
been collected for years, but there are also
collectors of dolls, ashtrays, electronic equipment,
musical instruments, “retro” furniture,
old dishes, china, and antiques of any kind.
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