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How to Make Money During the Recession

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By g christine
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There are ways to make money, even during the current recession that's effecting the United States, and much of the rest of the world.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Take any job. Yes, even if the job doesn't appeal to you, at least you will have some sort of income. You can find work during a recession, it's just harder to find one that you like, and that will pay your bills. Treat finding employment as a job itself, and if you are persistent, you will find work if you look hard enough.

  2. Step 2

    Make extra money online. The Internet provides a ton of ways to make money during a recession. Writing articles, affiliate marketing, blogging, selling photographs, direct selling.

  3. Step 3

    Sell stuff to make some extra money during the recession. Have a yard sale, open an Ebay account, or sell some of your no longer needed items on Craigslist or through your newspaper's want ads.

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buckweber said

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on 6/22/2009 Short but sweet article on How to Make Money During the Recession. Writing and blogging are among my top five best ways to make money online. 5* and a rec!

ruf1950 said

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on 6/22/2009 You're absolutely right in this article; whatever it takes. Just DO IT! 5*****

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on 6/20/2009 I love the idea of making extra money online! However beware of online scams out there!

femwriter said

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on 6/18/2009 Good article.

winnster said

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on 6/18/2009 i agree with all your tips. 5 and a rec.

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