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Dave Ramsey’s Top 5 Side Hustle Ideas To Earn More Money

These are Ramsey's best side hustle ideas to make extra money in 2025.

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5 Bizarre Ways To Make Extra Cash in 2025

Among all these familiar jobs, there are some pretty odd odd jobs out there. Consider the following five bizarre ways to make extra cash in 2025.

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Think You'll Make $100K Right Out Of College? In These 10 Fields, You Might Be Right

New graduates expect to have a starting, pre-tax income of $101,500, according to a report from ZipRecruiter. Meanwhile, the average starting, pre-tax salary for first-year workers is $68,400.

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Job seekers are concerned that Trump’s trade policies are hurting their chances of landing a role

Feelings about the current job market have improved, but workers are worried about the future.

Fortune

Gen Z men and women take home very different salaries and the gender pay gap is a problem from the start

Post-grad men and women also have vastly different expectations for their careers and standard of living.

Fortune

Gen Z grads expect a six-figure starting salary—these are the top 10 jobs that actually pay over $100,000

Grads who are disappointed by their post-degree salary could pivot to consulting and healthcare jobs for big paychecks without having to start all over again.

Fortune

Gen Z college grads expect to earn more than $100,000 at their first job. Their actual paycheck is a rude awakening

Youthful optimism meets economic reality.

Fortune

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The US Economy Is Solid: Why Are Voters Gloomy?

Cooling inflation, low unemployment, robust economic growth and... downbeat voters.

International Business Times

The 'Why' Behind Wednesday’s Top 3 Unusually Active Options

The top three unusually active options on Wednesday had an average Vol/OI ratio of 133.89. That’s relatively high. Here’s the “why” for these stocks and their unusually active options.

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Want to help your community and get paid well to do it? These social worker jobs could net you six figures.

Social work isn’t traditionally associated with high-paying careers, but rising demand has led to some relatively high-paying social worker jobs.

Fortune

Want A Bigger Paycheque? In-office US Workers Get Around $22K More Than Remote Counterparts

In 2023, in-office employees received higher pay raises, prompting remote workers to return due to economic pressures and employer pay strategies.

International Business Times UK

Love helping people? Some states are paying social workers close to six figures

Discover how pursuing a career in social work can lead to a fulfilling and impactful future, with job growth and diverse opportunities across various sectors.

Fortune

The sky’s the limit: cloud architect jobs have average salaries over $100k—in all 50 states

Cloud architects are in high demand—and earn over $100k—because of more sensitive data being stored in the virtual world than ever before.

Fortune

If you want a career in tech, computer engineering is versatile path toward a high-paying salary

Computer engineering is an all-encompassing role that leads to a mastery in both computer hardware and software.

Fortune

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The jobs report will ‘lead to continued controversy,’ leaving Jerome Powell in wait-and-see mode and dashing investor hopes for imminent rate cuts

ZipRecruiter’s chief economist says the latest jobs report “delivers a kind of hazy, mixed picture” that will leave the Fed—and investors—guessing.

Fortune

How much do software engineers earn? It depends on the state, and these places are the most lucrative

Software engineers have a range of responsibilities in addition to coding, and can command healthy salaries in the U.S.—averaging around $117,000.

Fortune

Front-end developers: These are the states where you’ll find the highest average salaries

Front-end developers work on the visual aspect of websites, and can earn relatively high annual salaries. The states where they’re paid the most, though, may surprise you.

Fortune

10 of the highest-paying public health jobs right now

Four years after the pandemic shined a spotlight on public health, it remains an in-demand field.

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The average back-end developer earns six-figures in the U.S., and top-earners live in these states

Back-end developers work with databases and other “under the hood” mechanics on websites and applications, and, on average, make six-figures.

The Guardian - US

The job applicants shut out by AI: ‘The interviewer sounded like Siri’

Employers are letting artificial intelligence conduct job interviews. Candidates are trying to beat the system

Fortune

HR leaders on how AI is changing recruiting and talent management

And how to balance recruiting for AI skills on the marketplace versus upskilling your existing team members.

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“You Told Me I Can’t Work Remote, Stop Calling Me Once I Leave The Office”

Contrary to what they might believe, your employer is not allowed to boss you around on your day off. The post “You Told Me I Can’t Work Remote, Stop Calling Me Once I Leave The Office” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Unlocking ZipRecruiter’s (ZIP) Call Options: It’s Not What You Think

ZIP stock call options may not be telling you the full story as there’s a hidden twist in the data.

Fortune

Nearly half of companies reneged on their remote work policies this past year, but the fully in-person workweek is almost extinct

Despite having many years to prepare, “many companies have the worst of all worlds,” ZipRecruiter’s chief economist says.

Fortune

Most companies have turned to skills-based hiring, but there’s a big problem: Workers are missing 3 key skills they're looking for

Three in four companies officially prefer skills to degrees.

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