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Yes, You Can Earn Extra Cash in Retirement With These 10 Gigs!

June 22, 2022 · Personal Finance
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9. Seamstress/Tailor

If you have good skills when it comes to sewing, then you can do something with this. If you are near-at-hand in this field, you can do this for extra cash.

Imagine how many people you will make happy by sewing clothes for them that they love at an affordable price.

Dare to promote yourself, especially if you have extra skills that can bring you an extra income per month!

A retiree woman folding clean white laundry in a bright, organized room.
A woman neatly folds crisp white linens in a sunlit laundry room, showcasing the convenience of professional laundry services.

10. Wash-and-Fold Laundry Service

This job can bring you at least $20 per bag of processed laundry. A lot of people prefer to give away their laundry in order to have time for other things. And they are willing to pay for this job.

And if you are living near corporate buildings or in a central area, people can bring you their laundry and then come to pick it up.

If you are OK with doing this on your own, then try to be a bit more competitive in order to gain a bit more money than the competition. If not, you can always work with Laundry Care.

If you are interested in this topic, we still have plenty of articles like this. Maybe you want to check this one out: 7 Social Security Mistakes That Could Cost You a Fortune.

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2 comments on “Yes, You Can Earn Extra Cash in Retirement With These 10 Gigs!”

  1. Serge Michel says:
    February 12, 2026 at 11:16 pm

    I love writing. So I would like to do some free lance writing. My name and email address is below.

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  2. Nolan Welch says:
    December 28, 2022 at 7:09 pm

    Raise night crawlers for fishing. Sports stores buy them all the time. collect cans and plastic bottles and take them to a reclaim station. Garage sales,

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