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15 Weekend Side Gigs That Pay You Enough for a Week

May 8, 2023 · Personal Finance
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1. Deliver Food and Groceries

Delivering groceries and food can be a well-paid weekend side gig if you’ve got a few free hours. Not to mention that it’s pretty easy to get started.

Even though each delivery service works a bit differently, the logistics are, in many cases, similar. Basically, you sign up as a delivery driver, and once you do this, you can start fulfilling orders.

There are usually no special requirements, apart from being at least 18 years old and having any reliable means of transportation to pick up and deliver orders. If this type of side gig sounds tempting to you, some options include Uber Eats, Instacart, or DoorDash.

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