You don't need any special skills or expertise to sell things you want to get rid of! This is an at-home money opportuni ...
Barely five years ago, finding sites and apps to buy and sell used stuff was a fairly limited proposition. You had the big guys (eBay), the new-frontier tech-meets-fashion players (Poshmark), and the ...
Whether you’re looking to clear out some clutter or find a way to make some extra cash in a tight month, selling your used stuff can be a good way to bring in additional income. “When it comes to ...
If you’re trying to clear out your closet before the new year or add some money to your shopping budget before the holidays, you might consider selling used stuff to bring in additional income. From ...
Katherine Haan, MBA, is a Senior Staff Writer for Forbes Advisor and a former financial advisor turned international bestselling author and business coach. For more than a decade, she’s helped small ...
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How to Prep Used Items to Sell for More Money

The secondhand market is booming like never before. According to ThredUP, an online resale platform, nearly 52% of consumers ...
Turn unwanted items into cash and buy used. When you're living paycheck to paycheck, you are likely feeling burned out and stressed out. And when budgets grow tight, there may seem like there's no ...
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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.
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The start of a new year is a great time to clean out your home and organize your living spaces. But what should you do with the gently used clothing, furniture, home items, or ...
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.