We all want to make a little extra money, whether it’s to pay off debt, go on a vacation, or just have a little bit of a cushion. The problem arises when people have very little time to work on the side due to family responsibilities or other obligations. To combat this issue, I’ve compiled a list of ways to make extra money that don’t involve a lot of time.

1. Do One-Time Gigs

Sometimes it takes a long time to build up a substantial side business. Whether you are a freelance writer, car detailer, or dog walker, you often have to work for a few months to build a client base, which takes significant time and energy.

Instead of doing that, Grayson Bell of the blog DebtRoundUp recommends that you look in the Craigslist Gigs section. When Grayson was paying off $50,000 of credit card debt, he looked at his local Cragslist Gigs section every weekend. He said, “I would help people move, pull weeds in lawns, and remove stumps. These gigs can be almost anything and they don’t require you to invest any money, just look and find something you want to do. It also doesn’t require an ongoing time commitment. It’s not passive, but you can find ways to earn cash when you have free time.”

As always, when using Craigslist, use caution when applying for work and make sure the person offering the work is legitimate and safe to work for. Whether you want to clean houses, do yard work, or paint walls, there are probably many opportunities available in your town on any given weekend.

2. Give Your Opinion

Everyone loves giving his or her opinion, right? Well, it’s much better to actually get paid to give your opinion! Chonce, a writer at Single Moms Income has had extensive experience working as a secret shopper, survey taker, and in focus groups.

Her favorite focus group was when “a few other ladies and I met in a beautiful building in downtown Chicago where we received food and drinks while discussing several different hair care products. I answered questions based on my own personal experience and chimed in whenever necessary. After an hour long discussion, we each received $100 and went on our way.”

You can find these opportunities on Craigslist or on a website like Find Focus Groups. Although they do take time to complete, they are usually enjoyable, pay a high hourly rate, and don’t require any preparation.

3. Play Sick

My husband is in medical school and he often works with standardized patients when practicing for large board exams and also in the exams themselves. He just flew to Atlanta to take an 8 hour-long board exam where he had to work with 7 different patients, who were all actors. If you like to act, you can get paid to do this too.

Katharine Paljug is a freelance writer but she’s also an actor who has worked as a standardized patient before. She says “the companies that staff [the patients] want a diverse group to pull from. Best of all, they don’t require any specialized skills or experience, and they can pay anywhere from $15-$60 per hour! When I worked as a standardized patient, I earned $25 per hour, and every month I got to choose how many days I wanted to work.”

To get standardized patient jobs, follow the steps in this post. Essentially, you can look for jobs on Indeed.com or contact the medical schools near you to inquire about opportunities.

4. Work While You Run Errands

One of the best ways to make money without a lot of time investment is to get paid to do the chores and errands you’re already planning on doing that day!

For example, Gretchen of the blog Retiredby40 (and MagnifyMoney contributor) never pays for an oil change. She says that anyone who owns a Chevy, GMC, or a Buick can do the same. Essentially, she works at as a secret shopper using a company called Bestmark. She takes her car to get the oil changed and gets reimbursed for it and paid to write a review.

She says, “In my area oil change or tire rotation secret shops reimburse up to $45 and pay between $25 – $35. This means that you will have to pay out of pocket for the oil change at the location you’re assigned, but Bestmark will send you a check for the cost of the oil change, up to $45, as long as you complete the shop correctly.”

5. Sell Your Junk

Everyone knows that having a garage sale is a great way to make extra money. However, the time commitment involved in setting up the sale, advertising it, and pricing everything seems exhausting. Don’t worry though; there’s a way you can have a garage sale without much headache. Holly Johnson of ClubThrifty recommends that you piggyback off of your neighbor’s sales. Let them set up the signs and put in the work to advertise, and all you have to worry about is setting out your stuff. She also recommends grouping items that are the same price so that you don’t have to spend time individually pricing them.

Using these ideas, you’ll be well on your way to making some extra cash without the intense time commitment. It takes significant time build a side business in addition to your full time work and other responsibilities but with the tips above, you don’t have to!

Finally, Eliminate Credit Card Debt

If you have credit card debt, you are likely paying a very high interest rate to your credit card company every month. The average interest rate is 13%, and the average household has more than $10,000 of debt. That means the average household is likely spending more than $1,000 of interest every year. Another way to put extra money into your pocket quickly is to reduce the amount of money you give to credit card companies. There are two good strategies to reduce your interest rate. One way is to transfer your debt from a high interest rate credit card to a low interest rate credit card. You can find deals with 0% interest for 15 months, with no fee. The best balance transfer deals are updated here.

Another option is to consolidate your credit cards into a low interest rate personal loan. Interest rates start as low as 4%, and (unlike with balance transfer credit cards) you can shop around for the best interest rate without hurting your credit score. You can find personal loan companies here. You will probably discover that reducing your credit card interest rate gives you the biggest savings.