Whether it’s just for some extra cash or for a full-time side hustle, selling stuff on apps is a great way to make money. You can download an app and be up and ...

Aug. 13 is apparently National Garage Sale Day. I don’t know who invented it, but more power to them. We live in modern times though, and selling your unwanted stuff online can be way more profitable.

Are you losing your attic, garage, and closets to clutter? Is your home so cluttered that you are having a hard time foc ...

Selling stuff online can be a great way to make some extra money. It could be items around your house that you don’t use anymore or products that you create. As you evaluate ways to sell things online ...

Congress enacted a rule to change the 1099-K threshold for your 2025 taxes, meaning you should only receive a Form 1099-K if you receive more than $20,000 in gross payments on third-party networks or ...

Who wouldn’t want to make some extra cash on the side? People can consider making a side hustle out of selling old stuff. Measurable success depends on the time and effort put into this effort, and it ...

When money is tight, looking for ways to generate extra income can help reduce stress., and you might consider selling used stuff to do so. From old gift cards to your wedding dress, there are ...

Americans have a lot of stuff—in our closets, basements, attics, garages, and in some 2 billion square feet of rental self-storage space. And a lot of that stuff, whether it’s been inherited, acquired ...

Looking to get rid of some old junk? Your unused stuff could be someone else's treasure. Depending upon what you’re trying to sell, some services are better than others. We scoured online markets big ...

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There's no doubt about it, Americans have too much stuff. Several years ago the Wall Street Journal reported that Americans spend $1.2 trillion annually on goods and services they don't actually need.