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  • Why Hollywood Stars Make Bank On Broadway
  • The Midas List returns for a 24th year. With only a handful of IPOs, and acquisitions, the big driver of changes to our ranking of the world's best VCs have been mega raises from startups like OpenAI & SpaceX
  • Trump Used Presidential Seal At Meme Coin Dinner—A Potential Violation Of Federal Law
  • The widely viewed AI-generated videos, which offer free upgrades to premium services from Spotify and Microsoft, are trying to trick users into installing malicious code that can spy on users’ PCs
  • The money for female sports stars is increasing on and off the field, but even for Coco Gauff, Simone Biles and Caitlin Clark, it’s not enough to rank among the elite earners. (Photo: Andy Cheung via Getty Images)
  • The money for female sports stars is increasing on and off the field, but even for Coco Gauff, Simone Biles and Caitlin Clark, it’s not enough to rank among the elite earners. (Photo: Andy Cheung via Getty Images)
  • Trump, U.S. Businesses Ink Billions In Deals In Middle East: See The List
  • AI study aid chatbots are supposed to help kids with homework questions. But in test conversations with Forbes they did quite a bit more. (Illustration: Emily Scherer for Forbes; Images: Yaroslav Kushta, Artpartner Images via Getty Images)
  • Side Hustle Combos That Actually Work (And Earn Up To $5K A Month) Some things just fit: peanut butter and jelly, coffee and mornings, pizza and movie nights. The same idea applies to side hustles. When you pair the right ones together, you can create something that feels easier, makes more sense, and pays off faster. Today, more people are picking up multiple gigs to boost their income. A recent survey by education platform Academized found that 52% of American millennials have a side hustle to help make ends meet. Many are turning to "polyworking," which means stacking a few jobs at once instead of relying on just one. The good news is you do not need to juggle random gigs to get ahead. When you combine side hustles that naturally complement each other, you can save time, build momentum, and create more income without burning out. Here are three side hustle combos that actually fit together and how you can use them to level up. Online Tutoring + Educational Content Creation Tutoring is one of the most flexible side hustles out there. You can set your hours, teach subjects you love, and earn anywhere from $15 to over $100 an hour based on your expertise, as reported by CNBC. But here is where you can double your impact. Every lesson you teach is packed with tips, examples, and insights that students want more of. Instead of letting that value fade away, turn it into content. Think ebooks, online courses, printable worksheets, or quick YouTube tutorials. Students and their parents are not just looking for help with homework. They want tools that set them up for long-term success. By creating resources that build on what you teach, you position yourself as someone who truly understands their goals and challenges. You could record your most popular explanations, bundle your best worksheets, or design bite-sized courses parents can buy anytime. It is a natural extension of the work you are already doing without needing to start from scratch. Bonus Tip: Focus on what you do best and niche down. The more specific your focus, the easier it becomes to build a brand that people trust and remember. Event Planning + Photography Event planning is one of those side hustles that feels both fun and rewarding. You get to put your organizational skills to work while creating experiences people will never forget. According to an article by Entrepreneur, event planners typically charge anywhere from $12 to $150 an hour, depending on the project. If you have an eye for detail and a creative touch, pairing event planning with photography can open even more doors. From weddings to corporate parties, every event needs both seamless coordination and beautiful documentation. Clients who want a stress-free experience are looking for someone who can "handle it" without needing a team of ten. Offering both services makes you an easy yes. You can make it even easier by offering bundled packages that include event planning and photography. If you prefer to specialize in just one area, teaming up with venues, florists, or caterers to cross-promote services can work just as well. Either way, the real currency is trust. When clients trust you to plan their biggest moments, they will trust you to capture them too. Bonus Tip: Build a portfolio that shows both your photography and event styling skills. When people can see the full range of what you offer, landing larger, higher-paying gigs becomes a whole lot easier. Freelance Writing + Social Media Management If you have a way with words, freelance writing is a side hustle that can grow fast. Nearly every industry needs writers for blog posts, articles, or web content. According to a study by freelance writer Elna Cain, about 42% of freelance writers earn between $2,000 and $5,000 a month, often working just 10 hours a week. Adding social media management to the mix is a natural next step. Businesses need more than just excellent writing—they need someone who knows how to share that content the right way. If you can write strong blog posts and then turn them into social captions, newsletter blurbs, and website updates, you instantly become more valuable. Start by writing blog posts or articles for a client. Once you understand their voice and goals, offer to repurpose that content across LinkedIn, Instagram, or their email newsletters. The client gets consistent messaging across platforms, and you get to charge more for delivering a complete solution instead of just one piece of the puzzle. Bonus Tip: Position yourself as a content strategist, not just a freelance writer. Clients will pay a premium for someone who understands how all their content fits together, not just someone who hands off a few drafts. When your side hustles connect, everything feels easier. You are not starting from scratch with every new gig. Your skills build on each other, your work flows faster, and your income grows without doubling your hours. Find a combo that fits what you are already good at, stick with it, and watch how much easier it gets to hit your goals. Rooting for you!
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