11 hourlong gigs that can make you extra money this weekend

If you believe that time is money, you're probably upset that much of the country lost an hour this weekend when Daylight Saving Time took effect. (DST is not observed in Arizona and Hawaii.)

That lost hour means one less chunk of time you can use to build your wealth. But don't take the dearth of time lying down — or springing ahead — this weekend.

The next time you can carve out a free hour of time, here are some ways you can make yourself some extra money in 60 minutes or less.

Read the full list on Clark.com.

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