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Are you planning to make extra income from your hobby? Then better consider first these four points before you do.

If you find that you don’t make enough money to support your beloved (yet expensive) hobby, you can either cut back or earn more. I’m a huge proponent of earning more. This is where supplemental income can come in.

I'm an avid hobby-trader and, as such, have actually done fairly well in the market over the last few years. This blog covers a few of the rules that I abide by in practice. I figured these 'prudent rules of thumb' could possibly help out those that have considered taking a stab at hobby-trading themselves.

When you hobby starts earning money you might wonder if you should give more time and effort to turning your hobby into a side job. This post offers several suggestions on how to successfully make that transition.

Even if you see your venture as a business, the IRS may decide it's a hobby. That can be problematic as you try to offset income with business losses.

Today I interview Jeff Block who tells me how to turn a hobby into a small business. Jeff is the founder of justpaperroses.com a craft niche website that provides custom floral arrangements and gifts for anniversaries and other occasions.

Making smart hobby decisions can help spend less and even make money with your hobbies.

If you know a lot about something, or if you are good at something (even if it’s just a hobby right now), it might be possible for you to turn it into a side hustle and earn some money.