The Best-Paid Side Hustle In Delaware
The Best-Paid Side Hustle In Delaware Our wallets are feeling the pain of inflation lately, sending many people in Delaware searching for additional income options. To figure out where people…
The Best-Paid Side Hustle In Delaware
Our wallets are feeling the pain of inflation lately, sending many people in Delaware searching for additional income options.
To figure out where people make the most, and what the most popular side hustles in the U.S. are, the folks over at Preply analyzed locally reported wages.
And what did they find out about Delaware? The best-paid side hustle in Delaware is freelance writing. The average side hustle wage is $22.
Nationally, the best-paid side hustles are dog walking, freelance design and freelance writing. Some working a side-hustle for at least 10 hours a week are earning over $10,000 more a year.
Some of the other high paying options you'll see on the list are becoming a notary public ($24 per hour), freelance proofreading ($22 per hour), and event planning ($22 per hour).
In our neighboring states, Pennsylvania's highest paid opportunity is online tutoring while New Jersey's is in online assisting.
So, on average, you can expect to earn $17 to nearly $24 per hour across 20 side hustle titles in each state. With the potential to earn more than minimum wage, create your own hours and be your own boss.
15 Best Employers In Delaware
In the last several years, the pandemic has reshaped corporate America forever. Employers are having trouble finding hardworking employees, and employees are facing requirements from their employers that are unprecedented.
During the pandemic, most all employers were forced to allow work from home. Now, three years later, more and more employees want that option.
Is it productive to have your staff working remotely? Do office settings provide for a better work environment? As someone who works from home, I think it really all depends on your job and the tasks at hand. One thing I love about working from home is the lack of distractions. When I was in office, the line at my door was never ending, making getting my work done extremely difficult.
The folks at Forbes partnered with Statista to compile their third annual list of America’s Best Employers By State.
The findings are based off of a survey conducted from October to June, of 80,000 Americans working for businesses with at least 500 employees.
Here are the 15 Best Employers in Delaware:
