It’s that time of year again: the holiday season.

It’s a time to enjoy the gift of giving, but how can you give to those you love, without emptying your bank account?

Thankfully, there are many simple ways to make some extra cash to cover seasonal expenses—right from the comfort of home.

With InboxDollars, Poshmark and Legacy Republic, extra cash has never been more accessible.

InboxDollars

Most of us are guilty of spending a large amount of time on the web..how many hours a day do you spend online?

With InboxDollars, you are rewarded for your online activity. If you enjoy taking surveys, playing games, shopping, redeeming coupons or simply searching the web, you can earn cash.

InboxDollars allows you to sign up for free, immediately making you a part of the online rewards club that pays.

Poshmark

Another easy way to score additional cash is to sell items you already have. If you take a look in your closet, chances are there are items you haven’t worn for a while.

With Poshmark, selling unwanted clothing and accessories is simple, stress-free and fun. In under a minute, you can list items for sale on the Poshmark app and start earning.

While you’re at it, find fabulous fashion for all those holiday parties you’re invited to!

Legacy Republic

If you’re a go-getter, take the opportunity to earn cash and other rewards by trying direct sales.

There are a number of companies you can join, but an interesting one to consider is Legacy Republic.

This company helps families rediscover their treasured memories by preserving their old movies and photos, Host a Legacy Show and introduce your guests to how fun it is to relive and share these memories.

When your friends bring their videos, photos, and albums, you’ll be on your way to earning Legacy Republic services and credits.

Earn extra cash as well through Legacy Republic’s new Fast Forward program. The more personal sales you achieve, the greater the bonus will be!

Trae Bodge serves as a lifestyle and shopping consultant for numerous media outlets and consumers. Learn more about Trae at True Trae