Wondering how to make money without getting a job? There are so many ways to make money right now and you’re sure to find one that fits your circumstances.

I’ve personally tried a bunch of these and still do some now along with blogging to earn an income.

Sell Your Stuff (It’s Easier Than You Think)

There are so many ways to make money now online or off by selling your stuff. Many of us just have way too much and for what reason? Do you have clothes in your closet or in storage that you don’t wear? Do you have things you bought and never used?

A few years ago I started decluttering my home and have found that it’s not only freeing to get rid of stuff just taking up space but I’m making money doing it as well!

I’m currently selling my clothes on Poshmark (you can check out my experience here). I love it because they do everything for you including creating the shipping label and customer service. I walk you through the process of Selling on Poshmark.

Below are just some of the items I was able to sell on Poshmark.

Another great way to sell even more things is on eBay! If you’re intimidated by eBay (like I was), go ahead and grab the Free Beginners Guide to eBay created by my friends over at FleaMarketFlippers.

You can pretty much sell anything on eBay and reach a wide audience.

Flip Items for Profit

If you love to shop flea markets, thrift shops, or even online marketplaces like Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp then this could be a great income earner for you.

I was able to interview a family who has made a full-time business out of buying and selling items (aka flipping).

No clue where to start or what flipping even means? Check out this Free 1 Hour Flipping Webinar.to learn how to flip items for profit! Sign up here.

Become an Amazon Seller

Ok, I swear this list isn’t all about selling but it’s a great way to get money fast so I’m going to mention one more way to sell things and make money.

Sell on Amazon! Amazon, as you know, is a trusted well-known marketplace where millions of people shop. You can become a seller on Amazon and sell products through their FBA program and make some extra money or even a full-time income like the family I interviewed here.

Check out the interview I did with Jessica from The Selling Family who teaches people how to make money selling on Amazon.

Do you want to learn how to open your Amazon account and start finding profitable inventory to sell? Check out this Free Amazon FBA Course to see if its something you would be interested in doing. Sign up here.

Rent Your Stuff

Did you know you can rent your spaces or even things out for money? Yup! You’ve probably heard of Airbnb for renting out your home or rooms in your home but there are so many more things you can rent out.

• Have a Motor Home, Pop-Up Camper, or Travel Trailer? Rent it out with RVshare and earn a good chunk of change while you’re not using them.
• Not using your car for periods of time? Rent out your car with services such as Turo.
• Extra space? Rent out your garage, shed, storage area, or extra space and make money using Neighbor.com.
• Anything else? Check out Fat Llama where you can rent out almost anything! I’ve seen people renting out everything from Playstations to Canoes.

Deliver Food

You’re probably already familiar with these but I wanted to make sure to add them to the list because they’re quick and easy ways to make money in your spare time without getting a job in the traditional sense.

Become a delivery driver and deliver food to people through the following sites:

• UberEats
• DoorDash
• Grub Hub

Drive People Around

Have a reliable car and wouldn’t mind driving people around whenever you need extra money? Consider becoming a freelance Rideshare driver.

Companies to apply to be a driver for:

• Lyft
• Uber

Shop for Others

I did a whole article on how to get paid to shop but I wanted to mention it here as well. You can shop for others and get paid as a shopper on your own time.

Sign up to be a shopper with these companies:

• Instacart
• Shipt ,
• Postmates

Babysit

You did it when you were 14, why not try it again? Babysitting can be a great way to make money whenever you need it. You can utilize sites like Care.com to find families who need sitters in your area.

Become a Caregiver

Similar to babysitting, caregiving can be a great rewarding way to earn money. Take care of seniors or other people in need of a caregiver and make some money on your own schedule.

You can find these types of jobs on Care.com as well.

Walk or Sit for Pets

Love animals? Would you want to walk them? House sit for them? Check-in on them and get paid to do it?

You can do all of these and more as a way to make money. Find pet-related jobs on Care.com and Rover.com.

Do Tasks for Other People

Like to help others out? You can do tasks for others and get paid for it! It could be simple tasks or more specialized work, there are so many possibilities.

Some Tasks You Could Do:

• Yard Work
• Running Errands
• Hanging Pictures
• Mounting a TV
• Painting
• House Cleaning
• Junk Removal
• Handyman Work
• and Much More!

How do you find people to do tasks for?

Check out sites like Handy.com, Thumbtack, and TaskRabbit and sign up as a tasker or pro to get access to a bunch of customers.

Become a Freelance Writer

Do you love writing? Get paid as a freelance writer and write for others. It’s a super flexible way to earn some extra money while working on your own schedule.

I personally do not love writing (why do I blog?) but I love helping others so I write on my blog to do just that. BUT if you love to write and are good at it, you can make some really great money in your spare time or as a full-time business.

If you’re interested in finding out how to become a freelance writer, check out 7 Steps to Become a Paid Freelance Writer for all the details.

Do Virtual Assistant Work

A virtual assistant basically means that you’re helping someone out from home (or anywhere) remotely. You have a service to offer (writing, scheduling, making phone calls, etc.), they are in need of your service and you make a deal to trade time (or task) for pay.

There are TONS of services that can fall under the VA or virtual assistant umbrella – services like social media, email or blog management, graphic creation, accounting… the list goes on.

Virtual Assistants are in demand!

If you want to learn more about being a virtual assistant and what types of services you could offer then grab this free resource called 4 Quick Steps to Jumpstart Your Virtual Assistant Business.

Become a Bookkeeper

You may think of this as a “job” but its something you can actually do as often as you like when you need to make money.

If you think this is something you want to learn more about you can check out this free bookkeeper training.

Teach English Online

Like teaching kids? How about teaching English? You can get paid for teaching English to kids online with VIPKID.

VIPKID offers world-class English language instruction online, helping students develop not only their English language ability but also their critical thinking and creativity.

To become a teacher at VIPKID you do need a Bachelors’s degree but it can be on any subject. It’s a great way to earn some extra money and help others. You can find out more here.

Become a Party Planner

Like planning parties? How about decorating for them?

You can start offering services to friends and family and earn some extra cash. I did this for a while and wrote an article about starting a party planning business on a budget if you’re interested.

Edit Court Transcripts as a Scopist

What on earth is a Scopist? I first learned about Scoping from Work At Home School.  Because I hadn’t heard about it, I knew many of my readers probably haven’t either.

A Scopist edits transcripts for court reporters. Court reporters write or “take down” proceedings using steno writers. They import their steno notes into computer-aided transcription software that translates the steno into English.

Court reporters then hire scopists to help them save time in the editing process so that they can make more money themselves.

This can be a great part-time gig and can be done from the comfort of your own home.

Want to learn more about scoping? Internet Scoping School offers a free mini-course to get started! Check out the Free Scoping School Mini-Course.

You can also check out my full article on scoping here.

Do Voice Over Work

Have you been told you have a great voice? Maybe you love narrating books? If you’ve ever heard a commercial or listened to an audiobook and thought “I could do that” then this income-earning opportunity might be for you!

Learn how you can get started with this free voice over training. This free training is taught by Julie Eickhoff who is a professional Voice Artist.

I had the chance to interview her on the blog here, where I ask her all about being a voice-over artist and how to get started.

Check out the interview here or go right to the free training here to see if being a voice artist is for you.

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Ever wondered how to become a voice over artist?

Have you ever been told you have a great voice? A unique voice? A soothing voice?

Maybe you just like reading books to your kids and thought that it would be great to get paid to narrate books.

Today I’m interviewing Julie Eickhoff, Voice Artist and Trainer!

Julie has been working from home doing voice overs since 2011. She has narrated and produced around 100 audiobooks.

She now teaches others how to do the same. By the end of this interview, you will get an idea of all the different options for voiceover work and how you can get started with some free voice over training!

Work From Home Doing Voice Overs as a Voice over Artist

Hi Julie! Tell Us a Little About Yourself

Well for starters, I’m from Iowa. I have a BS degree in English and Secondary Education. Out of college, I was a middle school English teacher for one (really long) year.

My career from there has been kind of crazy, thanks to wonderful mentors and people who encouraged me to try new things.

Over the years, I have been an Employee Relations Manager at a Bank, the Chief Meteorologist at a TV Station (I went back to school for meteorology), co-hosted a morning radio show, I was an advertising executive at a TV station and a Realtor.

While I was a Realtor, I also became a mother…which changed everything.

With different priorities at home, I needed to find balance with work and home and I started down the trail of figuring out how to work from home. And this is where I currently am…working from home doing voice overs!

How Did You Get Involved Teaching People How to Work from Home Doing Voice Overs?  

While I was a Realtor (and working 24/7) my husband starting traveling a lot and we had a baby at home. I reached my breaking point of stress. There was no way I could work as much as I did, manage the household and have any meaningful time with my family. So, I knew I needed to come up with a way to work from home.

My broadcasting career came in handy here. I knew that voice artists were working from home and I knew I could do the work. So, I contacted a friend who knew about the biz, ordered my equipment and started learning everything I could. The learning curve was steep and long. But eventually, I had a legitimate business and it’s been working out great every since.

Along the way, I’ve had lots of friends and family ask how they too could learn how to do voice-overs. I decided to put my teaching, my on-camera skills and my voice over skills to work together and I developed the course, “Work from Home doing Voice Overs.” and the free mini-course “Intro to Voice Overs“.

The free course, Intro to Voice Overs, will show interested students what’s involved in becoming a voice artist. It covers, on a basic level, what equipment you’ll need (which is surprisingly inexpensive!), your recording space in your home, how voice artists get paid and lots more.

The goal of the free course is to give students enough information for them to know if this is a path they want to go down.

If you’re interested in finding out more about Voice Over work check out the FREE INTRO TO VOICE OVERS MINI COURSE.

What are Some of the Benefits of Being a Voice Over Artist? 

Where do I begin? You can work from home, the flexibility is amazing, it’s creative, you get to run your own business, you can do it on the side or full-time.

I love being home when my daughter gets home from school, I love being there during holiday breaks and summer, I love not having to commute in bad weather ( I live in Minneapolis now – we have loads of snow!), I love the ease of scheduling doctor appointments, my dog loves having me home.

I have time to exercise and cook meals. I feel in control of my life, which reduces stress for everyone in my family.

Other things you may like:

• How to Sell on Amazon with Amazon FBA
• How to Flip Flea Market and Yard Sale Items for Profit
• How to Work at Home Editing Court Transcripts

Is Voice Acting for Everyone?

Probably not everyone, but gone are the days when the only voices you hear are booming male voices on the radio.

We need all kinds of voices. Listen to all the places where you hear voices…web videos, telephone systems, movie theater ads, e-learning modules, audiobooks, podcasts, explainer videos, tutorials, video games, live events, etc.

We need male, female, child, high, low, soft, loud, accents, motherly, salesy, sweet, motivating and on and on and on. 

How Much Can the Average Voice Over Artist Earn?

Voice artists are paid per project and the range can be quite wide depending on the usage of the project.

A voice-over on a commercial that runs nationally is entirely different than a voice over for a corporate office that is only going to be used internally.  Many voice artists like to get their feet wet with audiobooks. So, I will use that as an example.

With audiobooks, you can get paid two ways or a combination of both. There are royalties (where you get paid a portion every time the audiobook sells) or you can get paid per finished hour for narrating/producing the audiobook.

Rates vary here, but you can easily find projects that pay $100-$200 per finished hour. So, a 5-hour audiobook with a rate of $200 per finished hour would be $1000.

Do You Primarily Narrate Audio Books, or Do You Work on Other Types of Projects Too? 

I have done a ton of audiobooks and will continue to do so, but I also do lots of other types of work…e-learning modules, radio commercials, movie theater ads, and telephone follow-up surveys.

Is There Anything Else You Would Like Readers to Know?

If you’re wanting to find a way to work from home and/or if anyone has ever told you that you have a nice voice, going through the free intro course will give you a great idea if this career is a possibility for you.

Sign up for the free course, it won’t take much time, and then decide if you want to proceed.

If you do, then the full course, Work from Home doing Voice Overs will be perfect for you. It takes you step by step through every part of getting up and running.

I took all my research and experience and made it efficient for students to get equipment, set up their recording space, learn how to use recording software, practice mic skills, recording skills and so much more. It’s easy to follow and fun.

When you’re finished, you’re ready to move forward and I’m always willing to answer questions and help you out.

THANK YOU JULIE!

What do you think? Are you going to sign up for the free training? Have you done voice-over work in the past or been interested in doing voice overs?

Leave a comment and share your thoughts!

Other Free Resources You May Like:

• The Small Business Roadmap
• The Small Business Start-Up Cost Guide

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Today I’m diving deep into the world of flipping items for profit! I absolutely love this concept and I think you will too.

Do you love finding deals? Maybe you love flea markets, thrift stores or yard sales? Maybe you’re hooked on buying items on OfferUp or Facebook Marketplace?

Maybe you’ve even flipped a few items yourself for a profit and thought about doing it some more. Whatever brought you to this blog post, I’m sure you’ll enjoy it and find it super valuable.

This past month I was able to interview Rob and Melissa, a couple who flip items for a living. I was able to ask them a bunch of questions and they were so helpful in their answers.

If you want to learn all about them, how they did it, and how you can too, keep reading!

Q: A brief intro into who you are and why you both decided to flip items?

Hey Kari!  Thanks for asking us to share our story with your readers.  

I come from a rather large family and grew up in central Florida. I am the youngest sibling of seven kids and the only boy. 

To make extra money for our family, my mom would go out with us on the weekends to pick items from flea markets, yard sales, and thrift stores.  

In those days, there weren’t any online selling apps to use. She used the classifieds! She would sell the items and make a little money to help the family. 

When I turned 16, I started picking up exercise equipment and flipping it. That was when eBay first started out – before there were smartphones or photo downloads! We were still on dial-up. 

I was pretty much hooked as soon as I started and have been going strong ever since. 

As for Melissa, she married into the business!  She had a very hard time explaining to her parents what I actually did when she first met me! 

When Melissa was pregnant with our last baby, my job informed me that they were cutting my benefits at the end of the month. Melissa was due right at the end of the month and we were praying he’d be born before we lost my benefits. 

I’m the type of person who doesn’t enjoy schedules, demanding bosses, or jobs I don’t care for. But I stayed at the job because I had a lot of freedom and I needed benefits. So when the benefits ended, I realized I could make more money flipping full-time. 

In fact, by that point, I was making most of my money from flipping items. 

In all honesty, it was still a hard transition. I realized pretty quickly that selling a ton of small items wasn’t going to cut it for our family of five. I had to up my game. 

That’s when I discovered freight shipping! 

I had done some research and was consistently seeing larger, very expensive items selling well when freight shipping was offered. The problem was I knew nothing about freight shipping. 

I had a decision to make. I could keep struggling along or put my best foot forward and learn how to freight ship. 

I had a large, expensive dining set that I picked up for $350. I had it listed locally for $750 for months with no bites. 

I decided to throw it on eBay and if I sold it, that would be my first experience with freight shipping. I would be forced to learn it. 

That’s what happened! I sold the dining set in less than 30 days for $2,400! 

That’s when I had an aha moment. I had discovered a way to increase profits to support my family without making more work for myself.

Our first year of going full time, we made $133,000 and we’ve incorporated selling large items as our business model ever since.

Q: For total newbies, what exactly is flipping or reselling?

That’s a great question. Flipping is a lot like it sounds –  I buy items locally from apps or from the flea market that are very undervalued and underpriced, and I flip it (resell) the item for a profit – sometimes a very big profit!

There are certain things people may not know their value or they just want to get rid of them for any number of reasons. Maybe they are moving or want to clear out their garage. Whatever the reason is, those are the items that I am looking for. 

I buy the item for a small portion of what I can sell it for. I take it home, clean it, fix it, and get ready to list it. 

I take good photographs of the item with a good description and list it on several different platforms. About 90% of my sales come from eBay. But I also sell on Offerup and Facebook Marketplace.

My goal when I am looking for an item is to try to get 10 times my investment. Oftentimes, I will get even more than that. 

On that note – I am still selling my items under retail price. My buyers are looking for a deal and I am able to provide it to them, usually around 50% of the retail cost. 

Q: How much of a time and money investment is needed to start flipping?

Anyone can get started with flipping with a dime and that’s what I love about this business! 

Do you have anything lying around you haven’t used in a while? If you haven’t used it in a year, chances are you never will. You can sell those items without ever spending any money to get started. 

The time I spend can depend on what I need to do to get the item sold. There are many aspects of flipping including sourcing, fixing, cleaning, and packaging that have to be accomplished in order to actually get the item out the door. 

I would say my average for all of these is about 15-20 hours a week. Nothing like working full-time hours.

Honestly,  my absolute favorite part of the business is sourcing. I get a lot of satisfaction from finding an item for $100 knowing that I can turn around and sell for $500-$1,000. 

Because I love what I do so much, it doesn’t seem like work. I have a lot of flexibility and I can choose my own hours, which is awesome. I get to choose to spend time with Melissa and my kids often and that’s a big bonus to the business.

Have an hour to spare? Check out Rob and Melissa’s Free 1 Hour Flipping Webinar. Get it here.

Q: How does one get started flipping?

 

That’s a great question and is something that holds people back. How do I actually get started flipping? 

Getting started isn’t hard, but you do have to take the first step. 

I usually recommend anyone who is interested in flipping not to invest any money in inventory to start with. There are way too many things to sell right under your own roof.

I encourage our Flipper University members to do a quick inventory of items they have around the house or in the garage that they haven’t used in a while. 

When they find them, they clean them up and post them on local markets to start with. They can get some very quick cash that they can then reinvest in new inventory and go from there. 

In my opinion, flipping is one of the least expensive careers to start with the most promising potential for income.

Q: Do you need any special skills to be a reseller/flipper?

We get emails every week from people who contact us with a desire to start flipping. They will often say, “Rob, you make it look so easy.” 

Now, we don’t want to mislead anyone. It does take work to get good at flipping and we work hard. It’s like any job. You work at it to get better and it is hard work. It just happens to be hard work that we love!

But the truth is, anyone can flip items, get crazy good at it, and make an unlimited amount of income. Yes, you heard that right – unlimited income! Sounds pretty amazing, doesn’t it?

There is definitely a learning curve to get started with flipping. I, unfortunately, I didn’t have anyone to teach me. I learned the hard way by making a lot of mistakes and learning from them along the way. 

That’s why I really love that Melissa and I had the opportunity to create Flipper University so we can help people not make the mistakes we made. Learning this way cuts through the nonsense and helps our course members really accelerate their learning curve to make money sooner. 

We love more than anything watching our course members get good at the trade and many, many of them do.

One of our course members, Stacy, took Flipper U in September 2018 to save cash for an RV. She started with $0.50 and a year and five months later, she had $20K saved! 

We had a single mom working two jobs she didn’t really enjoy. A few months into taking Flipper U, she was making $5000 a month.  

Our friend and course member, Joy, always wanted to stay home to homeschool her son. She has been able to make enough money to replace her income and within a few months of taking our course, she quit her job to homeschool. 

The skills you need to be successful can be easily learned and with hard work, consistency, and dedication, anyone can be a successful flipper.

Want to get a feel for Rob and Melissa’s training? Check out Rob and Melissa’s Free 1 Hour Flipping Webinar. Get it here.

Q: Where do you find items to flip?

I love sourcing. That’s one of my favorite things to do! If my job was just to source, I’d be super happy! I’ve learned to be very good at it and it’s super fun!

I have many, many ways that I source items to sell, but I think my favorites are the flea market, Offerup, and the trash!  

I think I enjoy OfferUp because I source from my phone while I sit on my couch after a long day. I love the flea market because I can walk around in the nice weather and bring my family with me. I also have made some really great contacts who consistently sell me items at a great price. 

And the trash? Yup, we find hundreds of dollars worth of perfectly good items to sell and we make money doing it!

There are other avenues like yard sales, estate sales, and auctions as well. There is no limited supply of used items for sale.  

Q: What should one look for when looking for items to resell? Are there certain items that sell quicker or for higher profits?

There are so many great items that sell so it’s hard to limit it. But more important than the actual item is the brand. 

Brands are everything. We love selling high-end strollers, are getting into shoes, and we sell a lot of cooktops. The quality brands are what sells. People know the quality these brands offer and are looking for them at a reduced rate. 

Other articles you may want to read:

• How to Sell on Poshmark (My Experience)
• Selling on Mercari: How one Woman Made over $24K
• How to Make Money Selling on Amazon FBA

I also often look for items that are unique and freight items that are hard to find. People will often go to eBay to find those items because they won’t be able to find them where they are. Because I am willing to freight ship the item, my items do very well on the eBay market. (antiques, furniture, commercial equipment, etc) 

Check out the Free Beginners Guide to Selling on Ebay to learn how to get started selling on eBay. Grab it here.

Because I have unique items that are higher ticket items, these will generally take a little time to sell. I can hang on to them for a few months to wait for the right buyer. It’s hard to say what items will sell faster than others. 

Q: Where do you store your finds until they sell?

I have a couple of storage units that I store my larger items in currently. But for many, many years, I just used my spare closets, garage, and my shed to store my items and I did just fine.

In our first 5 years of marriage, we lived in a 575 sq ft house with no storage! So I bought a little shed and used that. 

When we went full-time and increased our inventory to around $150K, it just made sense to have a storage place for us to have our items. It’s big enough where I can work fixing the item, photographing, and building pallets for shipping. 

Q: What is the longest time you’ve kept an item before it sold?

Funny you should ask! I just sold a very unique wooden rocking horse that I had for three years. That’s not the norm, but it does occasionally happen. It was something very unique and beautiful and it just took a little bit of time to find the right buyer. 

Melissa and I have a little different view on pricing. I price my items to be fair and I usually don’t move from that price. If it were up to Melissa, she would drop prices more often to get them moving. 

My way of doing it may take a little bit longer for that right buyer, but I like to get what the item is worth. The trade off is it can take a little bit more time.  

Either way, I made a great profit from selling the rocking horse – even if it took me three years!  

Q: Where can one flip items they find?

Almost 90% of our sales are through eBay. Ebay is a multi-country platform with 171 million users who are looking to buy my listings. We also have found we get a higher return on our investment through eBay. 

We also cross-post on local platforms such as Facebook marketplace, Offerup, Letgo, and Craigslist. These have much less of an audience, but we still sell some items this way. The benefits are we don’t have to ship the item and we don’t pay fees.  

Check out the Free Beginners Guide to Selling on Ebay to learn how to get started selling on eBay. Grab it here.

Q: What is the most money you ever made on a flip? Ever lost on a flip?

Our largest flip to date was a security tower that I purchased for $5,000. Spending that much money made Melissa really nervous! I normally don’t spend that kind of money on an item, but I knew it was something I could flip and make a great profit! 

I sold it a few months later for $25,000!! It was a great return on our investment, a great learning experience, and our largest flip to date.  

A few years ago, we bought a diesel truck for $3,500 to haul our camper. I put a lot of sweat equity into it and fixed a lot of stuff on it. It was pretty awesome when I got it done. 

This year, we decided to sell it. I sold it locally for $18,000. That was a pretty sweet flip for us this year! I come across these kinds of deals on a regular basis.

One of our more interesting flips was about 10 years ago. It was a prosthetic leg that I picked from the flea market for $35 and sold on eBay for $1,000 – and in less than 24 hours! That was a rush! 

Q: What can a newbie expect to make roughly when starting out?

This really depends on a lot of variables, but on average it’s not crazy to make $200 – $1,000 in a month if someone really puts some effort into it. 

Q: Any tips for newbies?

The recommendation I have for newbies is to just get started. We get emails all the time from people who want to start flipping, but for one reason or another, they are fearful to take that first step. One step at a time will get you to your goal but you have to take the first step.

Before you start sourcing anywhere else, go through your house and find 10 items to sell. Get them listed on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Mercari, or OfferUp (or all 4). 

This way you can experiment and make mistakes with items that you didn’t invest any extra money into. You will gain the confidence to get your flipping side hustle moving! 

Q: Where can one find out more information and get more training on flipping?

You can follow us on Facebook at Flea Market Flipper and we are also on Instagram and Youtube. Or check out our website fleamarketflipper.com for more resources. 

We also have a free 1-hour intro to flipping webinar available for anyone wants to learn more.

IS FLIPPING RIGHT FOR YOU?

What do you think? Does flipping sound like something you would like to do for some extra cash? How about flipping as a full-time business?

If so definitely take advantage of Rob & Melissa’s FREE 1 Hour Flipping Webinar. You can sign up here.

Even if you aren’t sure yet the webinar will give you a lot more details and help you give it a try!

They also have a free Beginners Guide to Selling on Ebay you may be interested in that you can check out here.

Other FREE Resources You May be interested in:

• The Small Business Roadmap
• The Small Business Start-Up Cost Guide

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