大多数 who started 味方する 投機・賭けるs during pandemic `still keeping them up´
The 大多数 of people who started “味方する hustles” during the coronavirus pandemic are still keeping them up, a 調査する has 設立する.
Nearly a fifth (19%) of those 投票d by 保険 provider Aviva said they had taken up a 味方する 投機・賭ける at some point since March 2020, and 63% of those are continuing to 追求する them.
Selling handcrafted 製品s was the most popular activity chosen, followed by freelancing.
Some had dabbled in art or photography, while others had tried their 手渡す at 存在 a social マスコミ influencer, which was 特に popular の中で people 老年の 16 to 24.
Other income boosters 含むd 存在 a 特使 or 運動ing a taxi, the 調査する of more than 2,000 people across the UK 設立する.
Asked why they tried to start a 味方する hustle during the pandemic, nearly two-fifths (39%) said they saw an 適切な時期 to turn a hobby into an income, while three in 10 (30%) did it “to make ends 会合，会う”.
The 大多数 of people who have started 味方する hustles during the coronavirus pandemic are still keeping them up, によれば Aviva (Domini c Lipinski/PA)
A fifth (21%) 手配中の，お尋ね者 to become financially 独立した・無所属, while 18% were 目的（とする）ing to 支払う／賃金 off 負債s.
財政上の 動機づけs were not the only ones, with more than a ４半期/4分の1 (27%) 説 their new vocation was to 権力を与える themselves and 伸び（る） 信用／信任 or 改善する their mental health, while 16% 手配中の，お尋ね者 to try out 技術s they had acquired, such as photography.
Nearly two-fifths (38%) of people used the money from their 味方する hustle for day-to-day living expenses, such as rent, food or 着せる／賦与するs.
A ４半期/4分の1 (25%) had used the extra cash to save for the longer 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語.
Alistair McQueen, 長，率いる of 貯金 and 退職 at Aviva, said: “The pandemic has transformed how we relate to work.
“Aviva’s 研究 明らかにする／漏らすs two 味方するs to this story.
“For some, the pandemic has brought greater work-life 柔軟性. This appears to have fuelled a にわか景気 in 味方する hustles.
“For others, the pandemic has brought greater 財政上の 緊張する and this appears to have fuelled a need to look どこかよそで to make ends 会合，会う.
“The 企業 is to be admired and the talents are to be celebrated.
“It’s also impressive that many are looking to use the extra income to 支える tomorrow’s longer-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 財政上の needs, 同様に as those of today.”
