 TITLE: 7 Ways to Make Money Fast CONTENT: Look for Temporary Work\n-----------------------\nCompanies are often on the hunt for temporary workers, and some jobs don't even require you to leave your house. Websites such as Indeed and ZipRecruiter list a variety of openings for temporary work-from-home jobs in customer service, quality assurance, data entry, tutoring and more.\n*   **Find someone in need of your expertise.** If tutoring is high on your interest list, for example, specialized websites like Tutors.com allow you to sync with students and parents looking for tutors with specific expertise. You also may be able to put your skills to good use online with websites like Upwork and Fiverr. Whether you're experienced in graphic design, web development, writing or coding, these freelancer websites can help you find clients willing to pay for your help.\n*   **Get started with a gig job.** The gig economy also provides opportunities for extra work you can do temporarily, and some options can even become a full-time job. For example, you can work for a ride-hailing or delivery service, such as Uber, Instacart or DoorDash. With these services, you can choose when you work and for how long. Depending on the demand in your area and how many jobs you're able to pick up, a gig economy job could work well for you.\n*   **Find odd jobs near you.** Other websites, such as Thumbtack and TaskRabbit, can help you connect with people who need help with specific tasks, such as handyman work, cleaning, furniture assembly and more. These platforms can help you earn extra cash simply by performing jobs others can't do.\nNo matter what you end up doing, be sure to stay safe and protect not only your personal information, but your physical safety as well. Part-time or temporary work can be hazardous, and you may not have the same recourse or rights as you would working a full-time job. Also, pay attention to any applicable tax laws and follow them to the letter. END