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Side Income Ideas

If I want to reach Financial Freedom while working full-time, I need to earn an additional side income to invest my money and let it work for me. On this page I want to share with you additional side income ideas to earn a little extra in Germany. Let me know if you have additional side income ideas not listed on this page.


  • Start your own blog in your passioned niche. See my Step-By-Step guide how to start a blog in Germany
  • Invest in dividend paying stocks. If you invest your money in different individual stocks you can establish a monthly cashflow. See my Stock Portfolio.
  • Buy a house or an apartment and rent it out to tenants
  • Invest your money in an crowdfunding platform like Exporo in Germany
  • Rent out your car with Drivy / Getaround
  • Rent out a room in your house with AirBnb
  • Earn Cashback with the platform Shoop. See my post “Make Money With Shoop Cashback in Germany”
  • Work on the side as a freelance writer, translator or any other activity you are good at for Fiverr or Upwork.

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Mr. Financial Freedom

Mr. Financial Freedom was created by Daniel (30-something) who got inspired by many very popular money blogs. Daniel is from Germany and currently employed as a Computer Engineer and started 5 year ago the road towards financial freedom. His goal is to reach financial freedom with a 4 step plan. Check the "About" page for more information.
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  • Do You Need 1 Million To Retire? - June 15, 2022
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