By Abi Ingalls
Earning extra income during retirement can help boost your financial security while keeping you engaged and active. Whether you want to supplement your savings or simply stay productive, there are plenty of ways to make money on your own terms. From leveraging your skills for freelance or consulting work to exploring side hustles like renting out a spare room, pet sitting, or selling handmade crafts, the options are endless. Online opportunities, such as tutoring, blogging, or taking surveys, can provide flexible income streams. Investing in dividend-paying stocks, part-time work, or even turning a hobby into a small business can also add to your retirement funds. Here are some practical ways to earn extra income during retirement.
Abi Ingalls is a personal finance writer who specializes in helping readers navigate retirement with confidence and simplicity. With a passion for living well on less, Abi shares practical tips, smart savings strategies, and real-life advice for retiring frugally without sacrificing joy or security. Whether you're years away from retirement or already enjoying it, her articles offer clear guidance and thoughtful insights to make your money go further. When she’s not writing, Abi enjoys gardening, secondhand treasure hunting, and cozy mornings with a good book and a strong cup of coffee.