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    Is the Side-Hustle a New Dance Seniors Are Learning?

    by Neale Godfrey, Financial Literacy Expert, President & CEO, Children's Financial Network Inc. Jan 06, 2020 3 minutes

    As we recovered from the recession, many people who wanted to work took any extra jobs they could. In my day, we called these gigs part-time work, second jobs or moonlighting, but in this new age of clever lexicon, they have been dubbed "side hustles." A side hustle is usually taken in addition to your other work, or you can string a bunch together. You are really freelancing to supplement your income.

    Let's face it, many companies don't want to have full-time employees to avoid having to offer benefits. So there's a market for those interested in side hustles. Also, I'd like to think that side hustles can be a way to pursue some of your passions that if done

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