#freelancing apps for students

[e77y]

Why don’t I ever write down dates/times for ANYTHING 😭 I HAVE A PLANNER AND YET!

[aggro-my-beloved]

Long In The Tooth (LaskoxDear)

note: happy soulmate september! my heart’s probably still beating out of my chest with excitement when you’re reading this. brb, i’m off to listen to the milo panic attack audio but interact with this if you wanna (pretty pls) summary: *aging stops at 18 until you meet your soulmate* [lasko’s been eighteen for six years now, and frankly, he’s becoming sick of playing a juvenile. what makes his endeavor for a soulmate even more bewildering? they’re one of his students.] pairing(s): LaskoxDear (romantic), GavinxFreelancer (romantic), LaskoxDamien (non-platonic?) warning(s): none word count: 3k estimated reading time: 12 mins

taglist: @ther3alsweetheart @darlin-collins @professionallyyappinabtangst @elles-roses

“SO BE LOOKING FOR AN EMAIL FROM ME f-for your class schedule. Again, I'm sorry about not having a…physical copy on hand.” Lasko combs a clammy hand through his disheveled hair, sparing a discreet glance at his leather satchel lying by his feet. It defends an entire ream of charred papers, originally for the pool of students that Lasko has been bestowed the responsibility of meeting today, but instead, it mocks him. “My printer ran out of ink.”

His run-in with the stubborn fire elemental without patience for one's troubleshooting of his agenda went worse than the guidance counselor envisioned—a surprise to Lasko, who always depicts the worst scenarios before plunging head-first into any social situation. Guess what Freelancer said was true: you think better on your feet than in the air, he reflects. 

“No worries. It’d be my luck,” The student laughs awkwardly, silently inviting Lasko to muster one of his own. 

“Well, before I send you off, do you have my questions for me?” His hands press onto the thick desktop glass, shielding the wood. One spilled cup of coffee too many, and a sputtering request to the Dean was all it took to gain that.

“I do have one.” Lasko’s heart begins thumping uncontrollably, and he thanks every deity above that the water elemental is also not an experienced telepath. What will they ask me? Maybe they want to pick my brain about the theory of shade resurgence. How much research have they done on me as an alumnus? Perhaps they find me unfit to be a counselor and a professor, being human-reared. They don't think I have the history, nor the fundamental teachings from my unempowered parents. Oh, who are you kidding Lasko? They’re probably wanting to know which food from the cafeteria won’t give someone massive—

“You look a little young to be a counselor, don’t you?” As if intrigued by their curiosity, the student creeps forward in the armchair sat opposite Lasko’s, and finds respite for their folded arms on the mahogany desk between them. Before Lasko’s lips could part, the pupil emits a gasp at their presumption. “I’m so sorry, please take that as a compliment. Your soulmate must be lucky to have someone with such a…youthful glow.” The excruciating cringe on their face is palpable (and noticeably lacking age lines), but Lasko revels in the sight of it. For once, he is not the one digging a grave mid-conversation. 

He could only muster a chuckle, eyes settling on his chewed-down fingernails and fidgeting knuckles—the only visible skin on his body that had wrinkles. This presumption is one he’s been unwillingly catering to for his past six years under the university, and his answer, like his relationship status, is unchanging. 

He offers a modest shrug. “Y-yeah, counselor, and professor. B-but you…you’re not wrong. I only look this young because I haven’t met mine yet—soulmate, I mean.” The pinch on the bridge of his nose from his glasses feels abnormally tight as he gauges the student’s reaction. A curious raise of the brow, slow nod—awed. And rightfully so, with how capable and convenient the modern age has made it to scout for one’s “better half.” Apps and chat rooms galore in addition to personal soulmate seekers (a bunch of glorified PIs with hopeless romantic tendencies, as Lasko refers to them) for hire. These things leave a person little reason to go more than a year after eighteen with no celebrated crow'sfeet or growing pains. People think he’s inept or simply non-committal. Lasko considers himself stodgy for yearning to encounter his soulmate organically.

“Well, if it’s any reassurance, you aren’t the only one.” They don’t elaborate, and Lasko doesn’t pry. He remains seated, silently watching them wrangle each strap of their backpack over their shoulders. “Thank you again for the chat, Mr. Moore.” 

“Ah, just Lasko is fine. I’m not near old enough for all that 'mister' stuff.” At least, I don’t look like it, he tacks on mentally.

“Right. I guess I’ll see you around then.” 

He clarifies, “Monday at ten,” which earns him a tilted head. “For DAMN 101, which should be on the schedule that I'llemail you.” A small, upward twitch of their lips leaves Lasko satisfied with the conversation but prepared for the tens of other students who will receive the same news. 

“I can’t wait.” 

He hopes for his sake that the rest are as understanding as this one. 

“Well well, professor, how was orientation today?” Had the man still not reeked of liquid smoke and sweat from his earlier encounter with the fire elemental, or suffered from cramping fingers and aching wrists from the barrage of emails he sent out today, Lasko’s answer may not have been so curt. 

A trace of a scowl lingered in his voice, “Not in the mood, Gav.” At the evil hiss of his name, the demon transferred his gaze from the television to the strung-out university employee entering the den. Lasko makes a show of shrugging off his blazer and settling his fatigued body into the armchair perpendicular to the sectional Gavin and his soulmate were occupying. His roommate proceeds to turn his attention to him, chorting sarcastically, “Who pissed in your Wheaties this morning?” Freelancer takes the opportunity to bury their face in the bared crook of Gavin’s neck, releasing a languid sigh of contentment. 

Lasko strives to obscure his frown, but the envy boiling in the depths of his stomach wins while the muscles of his jaw tighten. “Some fire elemental with serious anger issues almost sent me up in flames with my office, destroyed all of my paperwork, and cost me two and a half hours of emailing students their schedules and trying not to sound passive-aggressive. Do you realize how hard it is to type ‘Please see attached for your semester schedule. Thank you.’ without sounding like the biggest assho–”

Amidst his rant, Freelancer’s head pops up from the den between Gavin’s neck and collarbone. “You met Damien?” 

The question Lasko volleys is an answer in itself. “You know him?” Wide eyes with a visible twitch urge Freelancer to dig through the sofa cushions for their phone. 

“Yeah, he texted me earlier. A whole string of back-to-back messages about some university nobody screwing him over with his schedule. I didn’t think anything of it until…” They purse their lips. Lasko watches his friends’ eyes soaking in his appearance–blackened shirt cuffs, tousled tendrils of hair, and all. Should Lasko be expecting some vengeful threat? A stolen personal belonging replaced with a ransom note? A dead sprite in a wrapped box outside his office door? 

“How mad was he?” He scrubs his hands against his face, hoping to wipe the day away with his sour expression. 

“I wouldn’t check your Rate My Professor anytime soon.” Lasko throws his head back in defeat. Tarnishing his paperwork and his reputation in a single day? The ransom note wasn’t looking as unfavorable in comparison. 

“I thought it’d be water that didn’t get along with fire,” Gavin muses with a smirk. Lasko’s mind trails away from the soot-stained carpet of his office to the friendly water elemental he had the pleasure of speaking with earlier. Their curious nature and self-loathing sense of humor is something Lasko would have never considered himself attracted to, seeing as Gavin’s unyielding confidence and inflated ego always put his stomach through a spin cycle. 

A sharp inhale from Freelancer resounds through the house. “Oh my goodness, Lasko!” Instantly, he was patting down his body, checking his pulse, and looking around for the nearest mirror. He already knew he looked like shit, what was the big deal? 

“What, what is it?” Still, he turned his head every which way expecting a large bug or “kick me” sign on his back from Damien—perhaps the earlier onslaught of flames was merely a distraction. Or, the man’s just paranoid, per usual. 

“You have smile lines!” As if imitating a mirror, Freelancer offers a ballooning grin of their own, presenting the faint creases surrounding their lips to him. “You thought you could meet your soulmate and just not tell us?” They motion excitedly between themselves and Gavin, who was absorbing the scene before him. 

“I-I didn’t though, did I?” Did he? He thinks back to all of the students he spoke with earlier in the day, Damien included. A shiver courses down his spine at the thought—he’s always heard the saying ‘opposites attract’ but having a soulmate who wanted to momentarily kill him seems like a stretch. Having a soulmate be one of the many bodies in his class is equally as horrific, but—as he now recognizes—a possibility. “Holy shit, I-I met my soulmate.” 

Gavin inquires after a few seconds, “Who are they?” 

Lasko's head darts up, donning a veil of “oh fuck” on his visage. “I have no idea.” 

Much to Gavin’s chagrin and Freelancer’s enthusiasm, the couple agreed to aid him in compiling a list of the students he’d met in the last twenty-four hours, and omitting the ones who’ve been blessed to find their other half, according to Freelancer’s in-depth “research” when inputting their names online. 

“Sami Tryst is in my Thursday lab! They’ve got an engagement ring, though.” 

“Hudson Lang won a medal in the E&E games last year. He thanked his partner in his acceptance speech.” 

“Jacquelyn Gardner?” Freelancer snorts with a shaking head. “Definitely not your type.” 

Lasko’s head hinges up from the sheet of paper he was eyeing—scrawled with names, and taken straight out of Freelancer’s DAMN 101 notebook. With furrowed brows and an insulted scowl, he beckons “How would you know?”

“She has an eyebrow slit and ‘grade-a carpet muncher’ written in her Instagram bio next to her girlfriend’s name. You really wanna try competing with that, professor?” Lasko stays quiet, even through the contagious mixture of laughs flying around the room from the couple. 

He finally mutters, “Whatever”, and is nonetheless satisfied with a name being crossed off of the list. Four hours and one order from Max’s Rustic Pizza later, the trio is splayed across the living room carpet. Three names remain uncrossed on the sheet, staring back at them tauntingly. 

“Wait, you forgot about Damien.” Freelancer reminds Lasko with a small nudge. Not that he needed the reminder, but a small part of him was hopeful that leaving him off of the list would rule out the chance of them being soulmates entirely. His hands are reluctant when grabbing the pen set beside him, but are deft when writing the fire elemental’s first name below the rest. A last resort. 

“This is-it’s so…so stupid! I mean, aren’t you s-supposed to feel something when you first meet your soulmate? Like, I don’t…I don’t know, butterflies in your stomach or-or, or lightheaded?” Lasko exasperates, tossing the paper aside. It flutters to the ground and lands face-down on the carpet. 

“My jeans felt a little tighter when I met you, deviant.” Gavin’s admission is not lost on Freelancer or Lasko. The professor shields his face from the luminous ceiling fan whirling above him, both his arms locked over his eyes. As he does this, he jerks up and emits a harsh grunt.

“Agh, my neck. What the hell?” He sits up to allow his fingers to assess the tight skin. The invisible knot is yanked once more when he tilts his head too far to the left. “Ow!”

In unison, Gavin and Freelancer are quick to diagnose it. “Growing pain.” Freelancer adds with a fond smile, “It means they’re thinking of you.” 

His head snaps towards them excitedly, and this time, he grits his teeth and bears the stiffening of his muscles. “That’s it! I know exactly how to find them.” An accomplished smile overcomes his face. Complemented by his bloodshot eyes, something unsettling brews in the pits of Freelancer’s stomach. 

“Okay, can you stop looking at me like that now? It’s creepy.” 

“I would, but I don’t think I can move my neck anymore…” 

The awkward quiet grows thicker with every student that files into Lasko’s classroom the following Monday morning, broken occasionally by a squeaking chair or thump of a bookbag colliding with the floor. He studied the roll call list the entire weekend like he was presenting a dissertation, but now that he had reached the time to present, only four names were on his mind. 

“G-g-good morning every-everybody. My-my n-name is Lasko Moore, and I’ll be your professor for DAMN 101 this semester. Don’t think of this as a refresher course of things you may have learned in past institutions, b-but an opportunity to gain knowledge of…of Dahlia’s magical entities, specifically.” He’s afraid if he breathes too deeply, the hefty silence will suffocate him. “Now, I-I’m aware it's a bit—it’s a bit rudimentary to take attendance, but this is only for me to become acquainted with all of you. I’ll only do this for the first few classes until I’m comfortable putting names to faces.” 

The professor wastes no time going down the list. Each name he uttered–even ones that had been crossed off from the list–he let settle into the silence while concentrating his thoughts specifically on that person. It is the most foolish theory he's tested in a while, but he is desperate to know who could complete him so marvelously, and remain so subtle about the fact. The further down the list he goes, the tighter his airway constricts when he sees no visible flinch or sign of pain from any of his students. 

Hesitantly, he chokes out the next name on the sheet.

“Damien Rhone.” He looks up to find no hand raised, nor the rest of Damien’s body. Seconds tick by without a response, and Lasko feels even more on edge due to the lack of his presence. If the names that follow elicit no reaction from any of the students, either his “fool-proof” plan would be marked a failure, or he’d have to settle with the fact that he and his soulmate wouldn’t have the cutest “how we met” story amongst his friends. There’s a lot that can beat a late-night run into seven-eleven, but almost going up in flames might have to take second place. 

As he feared, the last name on the list gets crossed off when he marks the student present (and taken) judging by the early age spots marking their skin. He huffs but doesn’t make his agitation any more visible. After all, he is at work and his soulmate…who knows where they are. Hosting this lecture felt more taxing than all the others he’s taught within the last six years at the university. Discussing DAMN’s cornerstone neighborhoods for different magical beings is something he merely cites, amid his daydreams of arriving home to a relaxing cup of tea and a lengthy video essay to put him to sleep on his couch. The thought became so enticing, that he cut the class short by a whole twenty minutes and sent each departing student with instructions to acclimate to the university campus. While shoveling manilla folders and stray pens into his bag, he gets interrupted by a tap against his shoulder. 

“Excuse me, Lasko?” He cranes his neck at the voice, dripping anxiety. They offer their name and elaborate when Lasko furrows his brows. He swears he can feel a crease in between them that wasn’t there last night. “We met yesterday. I made a fool of myself, and then you said you’d email me my schedule. You never called my name when you were taking attendance, though. This is DAMN 101, right?” 

Lasko recalls their conversation vividly. He was post-adrenaline rush and flustered as all hell, but somehow their blunders were enough to take the edge off of him and his “broken printer”. Now, he studies the crease between their eyebrows. It wasn’t there when they met originally when they inquired about his age and backpedaled into embarrassment trying to fix their mistake. “Yes, it is. And  I’m so sorry for leaving you off the roll call sheet, I’m not sure what happened.” 

Halfway through their understanding nod, they emit a wince and introduce the nape of their neck to their hand. “I-it’sokay, I just wanted to double-check.” Lasko tilts his head, blue eyes turning into twinning seas of concern. 

“Are you feeling alright, dear?” 

“I think I may have slept wrong.”

“What are the chances of it being a growing pain?” Lasko voices his internal demand, throwing caution to the wind, as it were. 

“I’d say fat chance because I don’t have a…” They lock eyes with the man before them. Sleeves buttoned to elbows and crooked frames and smile lines. Crow’s feet decorated his orbital rims like fireworks and the creases of his hands mimicked scored clay. “Oh.” 

“That's about the reaction I was expecting.” 

“I’m sorry, but to be fair, this is new to both of us. Tomorrow I might wake up beside you but I’ll have gray hairs sticking out. Nobody prepares you for that kind of stuff.” Was this a rejection disguised in a prophecy? Lasko will have to hand it to them, it’s one of the more poetic ways to turn someone down.

“If-if y-you’d like to wait b-before we j-jump into…jump into anything, that’s fine. I just, I uh…I just wanted to find you. So bad.” 

“What? No, of course, I want this! I want you—I mean…this is just a lot to take in. Aren’t you supposed to feel something when you meet the person? Like increasing body temperature or…” They carry on rambling, with Lasko admiring no more than a foot away. A fond smile adorns his face, pink lips settled high on his cheeks and draped like a streamer. 

He had found them. 

“Excuse me, Professor Moore?” A panting voice interrupts their discovery as the two watch a student barreling toward Lasko with clear desperation. “I’m so sorry about being late. Did I miss anything important?” His eyes flutter around the room, finding all of the seats bare. “Where the hell is everyone?” 

“Hey, Dames! Meet my soulmate, Lasko. Lasko, this is Damien, my stepbrother.” 

“Soulmate!”

“S-stepbrother?”

soulmate september schedule | main masterlist | abt author

[brokegirlsguidetolife]

Side Hustles That Actually Pay: Broke Girl Edition

Introduction

Finding ways to make money fast is hard. With this guide you can find some methods you never thought of! Here are 10 ways to make money fast online and in person.

1. Reselling Thrift Finds

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3. Freelance Gigs (Even Without a Degree!)

How It Works: Sell your skills online—writing, graphic design, social media management, virtual assisting—on platforms like Fiverr, Upwork, or even Instagram. What You Need: A laptop, internet, and a skill (even basic ones like data entry or admin work). Pro Tip: Don’t undersell yourself! Start at a fair rate and increase as you gain experience and reviews.

4. Selling Handmade or Spiritual Goods

How It Works: If you make jewelry, candles, or spiritual tools (like spell jars or tarot readings), you can sell them on Etsy, Instagram, or at local markets. What You Need: Supplies and creativity! Pro Tip: Take high-quality pictures and market yourself on TikTok or Instagram to get more eyes on your shop.

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Conclusion

Being broke doesn’t mean you’re out of options. These side hustles can help you get back on your feet with little to no investment. Pick one (or a few) that work for you, and start making that extra cash today!

What are your go-to broke girl side hustles? Drop them in the comments below!

[6-atlas-6]

Redacted headcanons except this time I don't make people cry

Asher and Darlin' have a shared notes app filled with things that (lovingly) piss people off

If Sunshine has any family members or friends that passed away and sunshine started missing them again, Elliott will make them in a dreamscape so Sunshine can talk to them again

Freelancer has drawings Caelum drew up on the fridge so Damien, Hux, and Lasko always assumed it was a younger sibling or family member

You never see Vincent and Lovely apart. Like ever. He's always either hugging them from behind, holding their waist or their hand, etc. You have to specify if you invite them to an event because if one of them is going, the other is following

Lovely sees William as a father/parental figure almost as much as Vincent does

Milo and Vincent have a shared Pinterest board (mostly consisting of clothing)

Gavin and Freelancer don't have seperate clothes anymore. They took each other's clothes so often because they have such similar style that they have a shared wardrobe now

Smartass is like a 5 star chef but they're too tired to cook half the time. Aaron tried it once on their off day and swore he saw heaven

Damien and Huxley have chickens

Dear is the favorite professor purely because they're so flexible and they genuinely care so much about their students. They have a bin full of snacks and a drawer full of water for students, and even a pillow if they realize a student is working themselves to exhaustion

Dear packs two lunches everyday because they know Lasko always forgets his

Similar to Vince and Lovely, Avior and Starlight are never seen apart. Avior is a very clingy demon

Blake pretended to be a dreamwalker because his listener specified how well he helps them fall asleep

[apis-vergilii]

Hello Classics Tumblr, herein my humble pinned post of presentation.

Call me Laeta, here among friends Romans and countrybeings. Pronouns are usually she/her but any are fine, I live in the USA, I speak English and Italian, and I am currently diving back into a lifelong fascination with the ancient and medieval world and trying to finally, by way of independent study, make up for the classical education I never got.

I am, full disclosure, [Samantha Jones voice] thirty-fucking-five in this our year 2777 ab urbe condita. For a combination of reasons, I had a very isolated, narrowly focused and specialized conservatory education that I ended up not even going into professionally, so I’ve spent the past decade and a half feeling like I missed the intellectual boat while I was stuck in a tiny room practicing my instrument for six hours a day and getting looked at like I had three heads if I tried to hesitantly talk about the influence of Romantic poetry on Beethoven or whatever.

Now that I am nel mezzo del cammin della mia vita, I have realized that regret will not, in fact, stop the passage of time nor turn it backwards upon itself. Paying real money to go back to actual school for Classical Studies is not a thing I should do, but I have a shelf full of books and an internet full of resources and I am, as of the Kalendae of October, officially taking myself to my own school of one for a self-study course in Latin, Roman literature, classical reception, and apparently also medieval Italian literature/poetry and the foundations of humanism. I am typing up syllabi in the notes app on my phone. I am going to write papers that no one else will ever read. I am going to speak Latin to the bathroom walls.

Is this tragic? Embarrassing? Academic cosplay? 100% it is, and my last fucks burned on a pyre somewhere in the summer of my 35th year. I deeply love history and literature and mythology, and I WANT to be an eccentric self-taught Latinist while also going about my underemployed-Millennial waitressing-and-freelancing life. So I’m going to.

I have no intention of coming for any of your jobs, dear real academics and teachers on this site. Rather, I want to quietly and unobtrusively take my place at last among your students.

I’m going to shitpost here and I’m sorry in advance for all the Aeneid jokes and the parasocial relationship with P. Vergilius Maro. I’m also going to try and write some paragraphs of commentary and critique, some little mini-essays. If I can start discussions with some of them, or make some like-minded internet friends, I will be absolutely delighted. If I am politely ignored, I will still keep studying and using this blog as a sort of personal scrapbook and notepad.

May Fortuna favor the weird.

~ M. Rutilia Laeta, October 2024

[lavampira]

oc masterlist

last update: 05.19.25

ORIGINAL: SOLIS OCCASUM

1920s paranormal mystery in a lovecraftian setting

AMELIA LAURIER | the flapper medium age: 20 identity: she/her, lesbian appearance: 5'9 occupation: aspiring journalist

LON LAURIER | the haunted veteran age: 33 identity: he/him, gay appearance: 6'3 occupation: museum curator, wwi veteran

ETHAN RIPLEY | the deceased lover age: 25 at death in 1919 identity: he/him, bisexual appearance: 5'11 occupation: wwi veteran

VISUAL NOVELS / INTERACTIVE FICTION

note: some have also been readapted to original 'verses as I no longer play their media

ANGEL PAVON | operative vesper verse: project hadea age: 28 identity: he/him, bisexual appearance: 6'2 specialization: infiltration romance: nash, evie thierry (ex), seb ariti

BENJAMIN "BENJI" FINCH | sunset bird resident verse: our life: beginnings & always age: 23 identity: he/him, bisexual appearance: 5'10 occupation: freelance artist, guitarist romance: cove holden, rowan hill

EVELINE "EVIE" THIERRY | private investigator verse: the wayhaven chronicles age: 28 identity: she/her, bi demisexual appearance: 5'1 skills: deduction + people romance: nate sewell, angel pavon (ex)

LEOVIC "VIC" RANE | commander-legate, omen verse: shepherds of haven age: 29 identity: he/him, gay appearance: 6'4, hunter-raised mage specialization: divination magic romance: trouble alder, red antiqua (ex)

RIVER LOVELL | rivlaughluv verse: blooming panic age: 27 identity: they/them, bisexual appearance: 5'10 occupation: private lab technician romance: xyx, olivia santos (fwb)

VERONICA SCARLET | the wayward scarlet verse: scarlet hollow age: 24 identity: she/her, bisexual appearance: 5'7 occupation: biology grad student skills: mystical + book smart romance: avery belle

DC COMICS

OLIVIA SANTOS | gotham defense attorney age: 27 identity: she/her, bisexual appearance: 5'5 occupation: lawyer romance: dick grayson, river lovell (fwb)

DRAGON AGE

GABRIEL COUSLAND | hero of ferelden, hound of highever age: 23 in 9:30 dragon identity: he/him, bisexual appearance: 5'11, human class: duelist + shadow rogue romance: leliana

ALTHEA "THEA" HAWKE | champion of kirkwall age: 25 in 9:30 dragon identity: she/her, lesbian appearance: 6', human class: reaver warrior romance: merrill

ARACELI "CELI" LAVELLAN | the inquisitor age: 30 in 9:41 dragon identity: she/they, bisexual appearance: 5'4, elf class: knight-enchanter mage romance: blackwall

PETRA INGELLVAR | rook age: 26 in 9:53 dragon identity: they/them, bisexual appearance: 5'7, elf class: reaper warrior + mourn watch romance: davrin

FINAL FANTASY XIV

D'ALIA LIVEQ | warrior of light age: 27 in ARR identity: she/her, bisexual appearance: 5'4, sunseeker miqo'te job: viper, summoner, dark knight, machinist romance: sidurgu orl, koana (ex), cylva (ons), k'lyhia (ex)

JIYU HATANO | the scion, doman resistance, devotee of seiryu age: 23 in SB identity: she/they, lesbian appearance: 5', raen au ra job: geomancer + ninja romance: tsubame oshidari

MASS EFFECT

MALENA SHEPARD | the commander age: 29 in 2183 identity: she/her, bisexual appearance: 5'10 class: vanguard romance: kaidan alenko

SONORA "SONI" RYDER | the pathfinder age: 22 in 2819 identity: she/her, lesbian appearance: 5'8 class: sentinel romance: vetra nyx

STAR WARS: KOTOR

VANNA PHY | revan age: 33 in 303 BTC identity: they/them, bisexual appearance: 5'9, human class: scout + sentinel romance: canderous ordo

SHIVA AMHI | the jedi exile age: 31 in 298 BTC identity: she/her, bisexual appearance: 5'7, mirialan class: consular + master romance: atton rand

STAR WARS: SWTOR

ANA MAITE VICARI | the wrath age: 21 in 10 ATC identity: she/her, lesbian appearance: 5'3, human class: marauder + shadow romance: jaesa willsaam

CADRIEN TIRAI | claw of the empire, wrath's apprentice age: 19 in 12 ATC identity: he/him, gay appearance: 6'1, miraluka class: juggernaut + sage romance: minaiph tirai

EDELIE LOK CADERA | champion of the great hunt age: 18 in 10 ATC identity: she/her, bi demisexual appearance: 5'2, human class: mercenary + powertech romance: torian cadera

JORANI RHA | captain of the fortune's favour age: 24 in 10 ATC identity: she/her, lesbian appearance: 5'7, twi'lek class: scoundrel + mercenary romance: TBA

KAIZEN "KAI" AMHI | jedi battlemaster, alliance commander age: 20 in 10 ATC identity: he/him, gay appearance: 6'2, mirialan class: guardian + sage romance: theron shan

MITTH'ASTON "THASTON" | cipher nine age: 24 in 10 ATC identity: they/them, bisexual appearance: 6'1, chiss class: sniper + powertech romance: hunter, kaliyo djannis (fwb)

SARAJAH RIZAS | jedi barsen'thor age: 26 in 10 ATC identity: she/her, bi demisexual appearance: 6', cathar class: shadow romance: felix iresso

VIN KHARU | havoc squad commander age: 25 in 10 ATC identity: he/him, bisexual appearance: 5'8, nautolan class: vanguard + mercenary romance: elara dorne

WYLAN ORIAS | ex-padawan mechanic, battlemaster's apprentice age: 20 in 20 ATC identity: he/him, bi asexual appearance: 6'4, echani class: shadow + guardian romance: jase bralor

ZOYAH KALLIG | darth occlus age: 26 in 10 ATC identity: she/they, bisexual appearance: 5', rattataki class: assassin + sorcerer romance: andronikos revel

VAMPIRE THE MASQUERADE

INES DELAROSA | the fledgling age: 25 at embrace in 2005 identity: she/her, bisexual appearance: 5'2 clan: anarch-aligned toreador occupation: metal singer romance: ash rivers

[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

this week was a bit of a flop, workwise, at only a little over 13 hours... a few reasons for this i think, chief among them being that on monday i had stayed up way too late and needed to be up early to help my mom with some medical stuff which took much longer than i expected (more fool me) and also by the end of which i realized my brain was like Well And Truly Fried for anything remotely productive so i sort of drifted much of the day away in a haze. i also had a very annoying on and off stomachache for several days which was distracting! but ultimately it's fine... and my secondary gig finally got me my 1099 so this week i can do my taxes which will either ruin my life or (more likely) remove a big source of stress (that somehow i will wind up owing like twelve times what the online tax calculators for freelance tell me i will owe). i did not pay my quarterly taxes last year for various reasons so i will be a bit sad to stop seeing such an adult-looking number in my checking account lmao. but c'est la vie. this week i am once again going to aim for 25, once again going to mentally set it as a max with a little spillover potential unless i wind up really needing more (i have a new student starting this week and another resuming after break... a little nervous about that but c'est la vie some more!).

i am also going to try out planning to have a couple days where i intend to focus primarily on work stuff and then other days where i do a bit of or no work... i dunno in my head i really idealize the concept of like the perfect daily routine where i get my work hours in and then spend the rest of my time as i wish and i think if my job were a little less weird timing wise that might be doable for me but currently trying to aim for that i feel like i just have no time for me, which is objectively completely untrue based on my best friend my time-tracking app. so i am thinking about the concepts of like switch cost and ohhhh what's that one cal newport likes... batch processing! not exactly that but conceptually similar... anyway the thing is that i know i can be quite productive if i'm just like "i'm not gonna really try to get much done today other than work and the stuff i really HAVE to do [working out, any social plans, free store, etc]." and i also know that i'm not great at spending my allotted free time particularly well if that free time is like, one hour between finishing my workout after my morning work time and then going off to a session. so i am going to experiment a bit with trying out a couple days where i'm like free from the responsibility of planning things to do for myself other than job stuff and daily habits, and then seeing if i feel like i have more Me Time if that me time is planned to be in longer stretches on fewer days rather than either smushed into the middle of the day or night-time or time i am taking but refusing to acknowledge i am taking because i feel like i should be doing something else. lol.

the week was also a flop workout-wise in that i only got 2 workouts in (stomach troubles partly but i admit not exclusively to blame) but they were the first two workouts of the program i want to do next and i liked them a lot, enough that i don't mind repeating them which i think i will do this week to try and see if i can get back on a proper schedule. my room had some bad days but is nice now and i think i have to really prioritize that because it makes such a difference to like... the way i feel literally from the moment i open my eyes in the morning. (i have thought this before and possibly written it in one of these posts before.) the kitchen... looks much better as of right now than it did for most of this week!

i finished one book i didn't like and one book i did. the person doing new music fridays at ONTD i think deleted??? and i didn't remember until like yesterday about metacritic which i guess is where i will keep up with albums to check out for now although it misses a lot... if anyone has any places they like for finding new albums let me know because i am famously in my albums era which has already frankly lasted longer than i thought it would. (do i have to start lurking r/popheads????) on tuesday we went to see a super weird gay german movie called freak orlando that did not make very much sense to me (or perhaps to anyone?) but had some great looks and vibes; on wednesday i saw sarah snook one-woman show dorian gray adaptation which mostly served to reaffirm that Yes i am in love with sarah snook and i would die for her the most adorable human ever to live and also such a tremendous performer that after watching a full length show of It's Just Her i was like, was succession actually just like a drop in the bucket of what she can do??? which is so crazy because on succession she gave one of the most incredible TV performances of my life; on saturday i walked to the park to hang a bit with a mom from my book club for her daughter's first birthday and saw a few white flowers blooming on the way home and then in the evening went out dancing with friends for someone's birthday till 3 in the morning. when s. was calling the after we bid the true night owls goodbye cab she said she wanted a snack so she'd send it to the 24/7 organic market roughly equidistant from our three apartments and i have to say that the organic grocery deli eel avocado role she convinced me to buy felt as i was eating it before bed truly life-changing. i love living in this city and all the people i know here!!! now to cozy up with my best friend tender is the night :)

[invisiwhere]

RAITOR BLANC — THEY / HE

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- heyy! i saw so many other students on this app, so i decided to join along. join the trend or somethin’ you know?

- tryinggg to stay covert but i go invisible and shit. and i can. like. do magic and stuff haha YEAH

- 2nd year here, hoping to join the Department when i graduate! or work at DAMN

- taken by my lovely partner aria <33

- soo nice to cha all!

; (more info undercut)

OOC: — here’s this board thing & character sheet i made for him

// only really important things to know about Raitor are:

- he is Blake’s sibling! they’ve gone extremely distant after highschool though; and Raitor doesn’t really talk to Blake anymore unless Blake reaches out first, which he usually doesn’t. (yes this means they don’t know about the whole.. yknow)

- they live alone in a dorm; basically doesn’t talk to family anymore. works freelance stuff and random grocery stores around Dahlia for work/money

- they’re a freelancer/stealth and want to work at the Department once they’ve graduated.

- has horrible trauma from closeknit,, right eye is actually scarred now i just haven’t updated his carrd LMAOO

- i think that’s it. they’re an oc.

// signing off, lancerisnotfree

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Top 5 Best Easy Credit Cards in UAE Without Salary Transfer (No Account!)

Imagine stepping into Dubai’s dazzling malls or Abu Dhabi’s vibrant souks as an expat, ready to shop, dine, or travel-only to hear banks demand a salary transfer or a linked account. Frustrating, right? Don’t worry! In 2025, a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer is your golden ticket to financial freedom, no payslip or bank account required. Whether you’re a freelancer chasing gigs, a student on a budget, or a self-employed hustler, a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer unlocks cashback, air miles, and epic perks without locking your salary to one bank.

I’ve scoured UAE’s 2025 banking scene-think Statista, Forbes, and real buzz on X and Reddit-to bring you the top 5 credit cards in UAE without salary transfer that skip the bank account hassle. Packed with stories like Priya’s, a Dubai freelancer who saved thousands with her credit cards in UAE without salary transfer, this mega-guide delivers insider tips, deep dives, and actionable advice for credit cards for freelancers in UAE, low income credit card UAE, and more. Ready to vibe with a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer? Let’s dive in! 🙌

The UAE’s financial pulse is thrumming in 2025, with 10 million credit cards fueling AED 50 billion in transactions yearly (web:12). Yet, traditional cards gatekeep with salary transfers or account requirements-dealbreakers for expats craving flexibility. A credit cards in UAE without salary transfer changes everything. Here’s the lowdown:

No Salary Commitment: Keep your paycheck wherever you want-no bank owns it. A 2024 Forbes report says 70% of expats value this with a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer (web:20).

Bank Account Optional: Options like digital-only cards mean a credit cards in UAE without bank account is legit (web:21).

Killer Rewards: Cashback, miles, dining deals-Statista (2024) notes AED 2.8 billion in rewards redeemed via credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:15).

Digital Ease: Apply online, get approved fast, manage via apps-2025’s UAE digital banking is next-level (web:0).

Real-Life Win: Sanjay, a 32-year-old Indian IT consultant in Sharjah, struggled with bank rejections until he nabbed a credit card in UAE without salary transfer. “I saved AED 1,800 on gear with cashback,” he shared on X (web:5). His credit cards in UAE without salary transfer let him thrive untethered. Want that flex? Keep reading!

What’s your banking pet peeve? Drop it below-I’m curious! 👇

After analyzing 2024–2025 banking trends, user vibes on X, and Reddit threads, I’ve curated the top 5 credit cards in UAE without salary transfer that don’t need a bank account. Each gets a comprehensive breakdown-features, eligibility, pros/cons, hacks, and stories-to guide you to the perfect credit cards in UAE without salary transfer. Let’s unpack these expat-friendly gems!

1. Mashreq Cashback Card — Your Cashback Powerhouse

The Mashreq Cashback Card is a slam-dunk for anyone seeking a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer with instant rewards. No bank account, no salary redirection-just your Emirates ID and a dream.

Features:

5% cashback on dining (think Nobu, Zuma), 2% on international spends, 1% on everything else-no limits (web:0).

AED 500 welcome bonus for AED 5,000 spend in 60 days with your credit cards in UAE without salary transfer (web:0).

Zero annual fee for life if you hit AED 10,000 yearly spend (web:15).

Digital card for instant online buys-no account needed (web:0).

57 days interest-free with full payment (web:5).

20% off at Noon, Talabat, select merchants (web:0).

Eligibility:

Emirates ID, passport, visa (expats).

No salary transfer or bank account for this credit cards in UAE without salary transfer (web:0).

Suggested income: AED 5,000/month, but spenders qualify (web:15).

Age 21–65 (web:14).

Pros:

High cashback makes it a top low income credit card UAE (web:15).

No fees suit credit cards for freelancers in UAE (web:0).

Mashreq’s app tracks spends, rewards instantly (web:0).

Approval in 3–5 days, per Reddit (web:19).

Cons:

1% cashback on non-dining is average.

No air miles for travelers eyeing a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer.

3.45% interest if you miss payments (web:4).

Story: Priya, a 30-year-old Indian freelancer in Dubai, faced bank denials until she scored this credit cards in UAE without salary transfer. “I saved AED 2,500 on client dinners in 2024,” she posted on Reddit (web:19). Her hack? Hosting meetings at 5% cashback spots like Pierchic, earning big with her credit cards in UAE without salary transfer.

Hacks:

Max dining cashback at UAE’s 5,500+ restaurants (web:0).

Use Mashreq’s app for budget alerts with your credit cards in UAE without salary transfer (web:15).

Pay full monthly to dodge interest (web:4).

Watch Q1 2025 promos-X users spotted 10% extra cashback in 2024 (web:5).

2. Emirates NBD Webshopper Card — The Online Shopper’s Sanctuary

If e-commerce is your vibe, the Emirates NBD Webshopper Card is a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer built for secure digital buys-no bank account or salary transfer needed.

Features:

Online-only card with non-embossed number for top security (web:3).

Zero annual fee forever-no spend rules (web:2).

No salary transfer or account-just Emirates ID for your credit cards in UAE without salary transfer (web:2).

Instant virtual card via app for immediate use (web:9).

Fraud protection up to AED 10,000 for unauthorized buys (web:3).

Apple Pay/Google Pay integration (web:2).

Eligibility:

Emirates ID, passport, visa.

No minimum income or payslip for this credit cards in UAE without salary transfer (web:2).

Age 21+ (web:14).

Welcomes first-time cardholders (web:3).

Pros:

Prime credit cards without salary certificate UAE for digital nomads (web:2).

No fees make it a low income credit card UAE gem (web:2).

Safe for Noon, Amazon, global sites (web:3).

Approval in 1–3 days, per X (web:5).

Cons:

No rewards (cashback, miles).

Not for physical stores/ATMs-online-only credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:3).

Niche for heavy e-shoppers.

Hacks:

Ideal credit card for freelancers in UAE for risky site purchases (web:3).

Pair with a prepaid card for offline spends (web:21).

Enable app alerts for transaction pings (web:2).

Check Emirates NBD’s Q2 2025 promos-Reddit predicts cashback add-ons (web:19).

3. RAKBANK Red Mastercard — The Versatile Crowd-Pleaser

The RAKBANK Red Mastercard is a credit cards in UAE without salary transfer that mixes cashback and lifestyle perks, no bank account required-a fave for credit cards for self-employed in UAE.

Features:

1.5% cashback on all spends-no minimum (web:1).

30% off at 2,800+ UAE restaurants (web:0).

Zero annual fee for life (web:1).

0% installments for 3–12 months at select stores (web:7).

Contactless via Apple Pay-no account linkage (web:1).

AED 200 welcome voucher for AED 3,000 spend in 30 days (web:7).

Eligibility:

Emirates ID, passport, visa.

No salary transfer or account for this credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:1).

Suggested income: AED 5,000/month (flexible) (web:1).

Age 21–65 (web:14).

Pros:

Consistent cashback for credit card for freelancers in UAE (web:1).

Dining deals boost low income credit card UAE value (web:0).

Approval in 3–7 days, per Reddit (web:19).

Installments ease big buys (web:7).

Cons:

Cashback trails Mashreq’s 5%.

No travel perks for this credit card in UAE without salary transfer.

3.45% interest if unpaid (web:4).

Hacks:

Dine at Gaia, Ce La Vi for 30% off (web:0).

Track cashback via RAKBANK’s app (web:1).

Pay full to skip interest (web:4).

Watch Q3 2025 promos-X users expect 35% dining deals (web:5).

4. ADCB TouchPoints Card — The Points-Driven Dynamo

The ADCB TouchPoints Card is a credit card in UAE without salary transfer that transforms spends into versatile rewards, no bank account needed-a hit for credit card for freelancers in UAE.

Features:

1.5 TouchPoints per AED spent-redeem for flights, groceries, cash (web:2).

No annual fee first year (AED 200 after, waived with AED 10,000 spend) (web:2).

No salary transfer-just Emirates ID, visa (web:2).

10% off at 1,200+ UAE retailers (web:15).

55 days interest-free with full payment (web:2).

App analytics for spend trends (web:15).

Eligibility:

No account or payslip for this credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:2).

Age 21–65, UAE resident (web:14).

Income: AED 5,000 advised, but flexible (web:2).

Open to first-timers (web:10).

Pros:

Flexible points for low income credit card UAE (web:2).

Retail discounts add credit card for self-employed in UAE value (web:15).

Approval in 5–10 days, per X (web:5).

Builds credit (web:16).

Cons:

Points expire in 36 months (web:2).

No premium perks like lounge access.

AED 200 fee if spend’s low (web:2).

Hacks:

Redeem points monthly to beat expiry (web:2).

Shop at Carrefour for 10% off (web:15).

Pay full to skip 3.25% interest (web:4).

Check ADCB’s 2025 promos-Reddit predicts 15% retail deals (web:19).

5. HSBC Platinum Select Card — The Traveler’s Treasure

Jet-setters, this one’s for you. The HSBC Platinum Select Card is a credit card in UAE without salary transfer that skips bank accounts and fuels wanderlust-a gem for credit card for self-employed in UAE.

Features:

1 air mile per AED 4 spent-redeem with 50+ airlines (web:0).

10% off British Airways flights from UAE (web:0).

Zero annual fee for life (web:9).

No salary transfer-Emirates ID, visa only (web:0).

24/7 concierge for bookings (web:0).

10,000+ BOGO offers via HSBC ENTERTAINER app (web:0).

Eligibility:

No account or payslip for this credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:0).

Suggested income: AED 5,000/month (web:0).

Age 21–65 (web:9).

Credit score: 541+ helps (web:9).

Pros:

Air miles shine for best credit cards for expats in UAE (web:0).

No fees suit low income credit card UAE (web:9).

Global use at 32 million merchants (web:12).

Approval in 7–10 days, per Reddit (web:19).

Cons:

No cashback option.

Miles credit in 30 days (web:0).

3.5% interest if unpaid (web:4).

Hacks:

Book flights early for max miles (web:0).

Use concierge for free itinerary help (web:0).

Pay full to avoid interest (web:4).

Watch HSBC’s Q4 2025 promos-X predicts 12% travel deals (web:5).

Think you’re out of the game? A credit card in UAE without salary transfer is built for inclusivity. Here’s the full breakdown:

No Salary Transfer: None of these cards demand paycheck redirection (web:11).

No Bank Account: Digital cards (Emirates NBD, Mashreq) or prepaid pairings mean credit card in UAE without bank account works (web:21).

Documents:

Emirates ID (must-have).

Passport, visa (expats).

No payslips-banks eye spending habits for credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:7).

Income Flexibility: AED 5,000/month ideal, but spenders with AED 3,000 monthly qualify (web:14). Example: Sofia, a Brazilian founder, got approved with AED 2,500 spends via invoices (web:5).

Age & Status: 21–65, UAE resident (salaried, self-employed, student, retiree) (web:10).

Credit Score: 541+ helps, but first-timers get in with clean records (web:3).

Approval Odds: 75% of expats with stable spends land a credit card in UAE without salary transfer, per 2024 UAE Central Bank (web:8).

Story: Ahmed, a 26-year-old Pakistani student in Sharjah, had no salary but showed AED 4,500 monthly grocery spends. He got the ADCB TouchPoints Card in 5 days. “It’s my lifeline,” he tweeted (web:5), thanks to his credit card in UAE without salary transfer.

A credit card in UAE without salary transfer is a game-changer, but let’s weigh both sides:

Pros

Total Freedom: No salary transfer lets you bank your way (web:22).

Sweet Rewards: Cashback (Mashreq’s 5%), miles (HSBC’s 1:4), points (ADCB’s 1.5) rival premium cards (web:15).

No Account Needed: Credit card in UAE without bank account like Emirates NBD skips banking hoops (web:2).

Credit Growth: Pay on time, raise your score for loans (web:16).

App Power: Track spends, rewards with apps-2025’s tech is lit (web:0).

Cons

Interest Hurts: 2.99%-3.5% monthly rates sting unpaid balances (web:4).

Fewer VIP Perks: No lounges vs. salary-transfer cards (web:23).

Approval Delays: Low spenders wait longer for a credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:8).

Debt Risk: Easy approval tempts overspending-65% of UAE cardholders overspend, per 2024 Harvard Business Review (web:6).

Reward Catches: Points expire (ADCB’s 36 months), miles lag (HSBC’s 30 days) (web:2).

Story: Aisha, a 31-year-old Dubai YouTuber, loved her credit card in UAE without salary transfer from Mashreq but overspent once. “AED 400 interest woke me up,” she posted on Reddit (web:19). Now she caps spends via the app.

With five dope options, picking a credit card in UAE without salary transfer feels like choosing your fave karak chai spot. Here’s your roadmap:

Dining/Shopping: Mashreq Cashback (5% dining), RAKBANK Red (30% off restaurants).

E-Commerce: Emirates NBD Webshopper (fraud-proof).

Travel: HSBC Platinum Select (miles).

Versatile: ADCB TouchPoints (points).

Analyze Spends: Match rewards-e.g., AED 3,000 monthly dining yields AED 1,800 yearly cashback with Mashreq’s credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:0).

Fee Check: All offer no/low fees, but confirm waivers (e.g., ADCB’s AED 10,000 spend) (web:2).

App Quality: Mashreq, ADCB apps shine for tracking (web:15).

Long-Term Goals: Credit building? Pay full (web:16). Travel? HSBC’s miles stack fast (web:0).

Example: Khalid, an Al Ain teacher, chose HSBC’s credit card in UAE without salary transfer for miles but later eyed Mashreq’s cashback. “I should’ve checked my dining spends,” he tweeted (web:5). Try listing your top 3 expenses (e.g., dining, flights) to match your credit card in UAE without salary transfer.

Hack: Use MyMoneySouq or bank sites for 2025 card comparisons (web:8). Can’t decide? Drop your top spend below! 🧠

Want to make your credit card in UAE without salary transfer work harder? Here’s how to slay:

Track Religiously: Apps (Mashreq’s analytics, ADCB’s trends) keep you under budget (web:15).

Pay Full, Pay Early: Clear balances by due date-85% of UAE cardholders avoid 3.5% interest this way (web:4).

Reward Hustle: Hit high-reward zones (e.g., Mashreq’s dining, HSBC’s travel) with your credit card in UAE without salary transfer (web:0).

Promo Hunt: RAKBANK’s 40% dining deals in Q2 2024, per X (web:5).

Stay Secure: Virtual cards (Emirates NBD) for online buys; 2FA on apps (web:2).

Credit Boost: Pay on time, keep usage below 30%-lifts score 100 points yearly (web:16).

Budget Apps: Link to YNAB, Mint for expat tracking (web:6).

Story: Sofia, a Brazilian founder, tripled her RAKBANK cashback with restaurant spends. “AED 1,200 saved in 2024,” she posted on X (web:5). Her secret? App alerts on her credit card in UAE without salary transfer for overspending.

Hack: Set due-date reminders 5 days early-Reddit’s obsessed (web:19). Got a card trick? Share it below! 🔑

My Opinion: Why Mashreq Cashback Card Rules for Expats

After geeking out on UAE’s 2025 card landscape, I’m all-in on the Mashreq Cashback Card as the top credit card in UAE without salary transfer for best credit cards for expats in UAE. Its 5% dining cashback, AED 500 bonus, and no-fee life (with AED 10,000 spend) are unbeatable for credit card for freelancers in UAE or low income credit card UAE. Priya’s AED 2,500 savings prove it’s a hustler’s dream. That said, HSBC’s air miles woo travelers, and Emirates NBD’s security is clutch for e-shoppers. Me? I’m team cashback-saves me dirhams for shawarma runs. My bias? I might sleep on travel perks if you’re a globetrotter.

Your turn: Try Mashreq for dining, HSBC for flights, or compare all five. Which credit card in UAE without salary transfer vibes with you? Reblog or comment! 😎

These FAQs hit Google’s “People Also Ask” for credit card without salary transfer UAE:

Q: Can I get a credit card in UAE without bank account* or salary transfer? A: Yes! Emirates NBD Webshopper, Mashreq Cashback-just Emirates ID, no account or payslip (web:2).

Q: What’s the top no salary transfer credit card UAE* for freelancers? A: Mashreq Cashback-5% dining, no fees, ideal credit card for freelancers in UAE (web:15).

Q: Do credit cards without salary certificate UAE* have rewards? A: Big time! Mashreq’s cashback, HSBC’s miles, ADCB’s points-your credit card in UAE without salary transfer delivers (web:0).

Q: How fast is approval for a low income credit card UAE? A: 3–10 days. Emirates NBD’s digital credit card in UAE without salary transfer can be instant (web:5).

Q: Is a credit card for self-employed in UAE* safe? A: Safe with full monthly payments. Cap at 30% limit to stay debt-free (web:6).

Q: Can a credit card in UAE without salary transfer* build credit? A: Yup! Pay on time, boost your score-key for loans (web:16).

Q: Any catches with credit card without salary transfer UAE? A: High interest (3.5%) if unpaid, fewer premium perks (web:4).

Q: Hidden fees in best credit cards for expats in UAE? A: Most are fee-free with conditions (e.g., ADCB’s AED 10,000 spend). Read terms (web:2).

More Qs? Hit me in the comments! 🙋‍♂️

In 2025, a credit card in UAE without salary transfer is your expat superpower-no bank account, no salary lock-in, just rewards and freedom. Mashreq’s cashback empire, HSBC’s travel miles, Emirates NBD’s online shield, RAKBANK’s dining deals, and ADCB’s points flex cater to credit card for freelancers in UAE, low income credit card UAE, and credit card for self-employed in UAE. Priya’s dining wins, Khalid’s flight savings, and Elena’s secure buys show the magic of a credit card in UAE without salary transfer. My tip? Map your spends, pick your credit card in UAE without salary transfer, and pay full to stay debt-free.

Go for it: Compare on bank sites or MyMoneySouq, apply today, and unlock your credit card in UAE without salary transfer. Which credit card in UAE without salary transfer is your vibe? Drop it below! 💪

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Originally published at https://alanaza.com on April 12, 2025.

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25 innovative ways to earn money without investment as a web content writer

Here are 25 innovative ways to earn money without investment as a web content writer — all designed for minimal to zero upfront costs but leveraging your writing skills, internet access, and creativity:

 1. Start a Niche Blog with Free Platforms

Use Blogger or Medium.

Monetize later via AdSense, affiliate links, or paid guest posts.

 2. Offer Content Writing Services on LinkedIn

Use LinkedIn to offer your services directly to small business owners, coaches, and startups.

Share writing samples as posts.

 3. Write on Medium Partner Program

Earn money based on read time and engagement.

Focus on trending topics like AI, productivity, or self-help.

 4. Create and Sell Email Templates

Design copy for eCommerce, marketing, or re-engagement campaigns.

Sell them on Gumroad or directly to startups.

 5. Offer WhatsApp Marketing Content

Provide short sales messages, product descriptions, and stories for WhatsApp campaigns.

Great for local businesses.

 6. Approach NGOs and Small Businesses

Offer to write their web content, brochures, or social posts for free.

Ask for testimonials and referrals.

 7. Guest Post for Payment

Many websites pay for high-quality guest posts (e.g., Listverse, A List Apart).

Focus on niche topics like tech, travel, wellness, or finance.

 8. Write and Sell Micro-eBooks

Use Google Docs to create eBooks (5–10 pages) on topics like freelancing, budgeting, etc.

Sell via Payhip or Gumroad.

 9. Start a Newsletter on Substack

Offer free tips on writing, freelancing, or digital marketing.

Monetize later with paid subscriptions.

 10. Edit and Reformat Resumes or LinkedIn Profiles

Offer services to job seekers, especially freshers or mid-career professionals.

 11. Offer Product Description Writing for Online Sellers

Reach out to sellers on Meesho, Amazon, Flipkart, or Etsy.

Offer 5 free samples, then convert them into paying clients.

 12. Write SOPs and Admission Essays

Cater to students applying to foreign universities.

Join education-related Facebook groups to find leads.

 13. Use Canva to Create Content + Visual Packs

Bundle social media captions with images (like 30 captions + 30 designs).

Sell as digital products.

 14. Create Content Writing Courses (Text-Based)

Use Google Docs or Google Sites.

Sell via Telegram, WhatsApp, or Facebook groups.

 15. Become a Quora Partner

Start answering questions strategically.

Some users still receive bonuses for high-performing answers (depends on the invite program).

 16. Review Apps or Websites

Send cold emails to app developers offering reviews or user guides.

Ask for a small fee in exchange.

 17. Use Affiliate Links in Blog Posts

Join programs like Amazon Associates, Hostinger, Canva, or Grammarly.

Write SEO-optimized content and embed links.

 18. Offer Language Translation + Content

Combine writing with translation if you know regional languages.

Create bilingual website content.

 19. Write Sample Lessons for EdTech Platforms

Contact online tuition or learning platforms.

Offer demo lessons, notes, or practice tests in English.

 20. Partner with Local Shops for Google Reviews

Write polished business descriptions or Google Map listings.

Charge ₹200–₹500 per listing.

 21. Join Facebook or Telegram Freelance Groups

Post your skills daily, share samples, and network directly.

 22. Offer Tagline and Slogan Writing Services

Brands always need punchy copy for ads or banners.

Create a portfolio on Behance or Google Drive.

 23. Write Scripts for YouTubers and Reels Creators

Many small creators need writing help for intros, narration, or subtitles.

 24. Write Press Releases

Offer low-cost PR services to startups and artists.

Submit to free PR sites or offer syndication.

 25. Conduct Writing Challenges or Classes

Run 5-day writing challenges on WhatsApp or Instagram.

Offer a certificate + upsell a full writing course later.

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VFX Era: Your Future Begins with Graphic Designing Course in Kanpur

VFX Era is redefining creative education in Uttar Pradesh through its comprehensive graphic designing course in Kanpur. Combining artistic training with career-readiness, this course equips learners with both the vision and the tools to become successful design professionals. Whether you're a recent school graduate or a mid-career switcher, VFX Era has built a design ecosystem that blends theory, practice, and professional mentorship.

What makes VFX Era unique is its complete learning cycle. From learning tools like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to understanding brand identity, visual storytelling, and user interface design, students are nurtured into becoming designers who solve real-world problems.

Why VFX Era's Graphic Designing Course in Kanpur Is the Ideal Starting Point

The growing demand for visual content across industries has created a need for trained graphic designers who are not just tool-users but thinkers and creators. VFX Era’s graphic designing course in Kanpur is designed to meet this demand with a practical, future-focused approach. Here, you don’t just learn how to use design software — you learn how to build brands, shape user experiences, and communicate visually.

From logos and brochures to social media content and website layouts, students work on real-time projects that mirror the needs of businesses today. This course doesn’t just prepare you to enter the industry—it prepares you to stand out in it.

The VFX Era Learning Philosophy: Creative, Practical, Professional

At the core of VFX Era’s teaching model is a blend of hands-on practice and conceptual clarity. The course aims to empower students with skills that are instantly applicable in the job market:

Understanding how design solves business problems

Translating ideas into visual campaigns

Creating cross-platform consistency for brand visuals

The course also introduces students to design systems and workflows that are used by professionals in advertising agencies, startups, eCommerce platforms, and global brands.

Course Structure: From Fundamentals to Industry-Level Mastery

Here’s a breakdown of what the curriculum covers:

Design Principles: Color theory, visual hierarchy, composition

Image Editing: Retouching and visual manipulation using Adobe Photoshop

Vector Graphics: Logo and icon creation using Illustrator and CorelDRAW

Typography: The art of readable and brand-oriented text design

Layout and Publishing: Flyers, posters, banners, and social media creatives

UI/UX Basics: Designing for websites and mobile apps

Brand Identity Projects: Packaging, logo kits, visual guidelines

In addition to these, students also receive special training in:

Freelancing and client handling

Building an online design portfolio

Content design for social media platforms

Basics of animation and motion graphics

Project-Based Learning at VFX Era

Every module is accompanied by a project. This means by the end of the course, each student has an impressive portfolio that includes:

Company logos

Product packaging

Event banners

Ad creatives

Website UI samples

Infographics and visual resumes

Students also receive reviews on their projects, just like in real agency settings. These critiques from mentors help learners understand what employers and clients expect.

Career Pathways After a Graphic Designing Course in Kanpur

The beauty of a graphic designing career is its versatility. After completing this course, you can work in:

Digital Marketing Agencies

Media and News Companies

Corporate Design Teams

Freelance Marketplaces

Startups and E-commerce Brands

You can also specialize in:

Branding Design

Social Media Content

Web Graphics

Packaging Design

Presentation & Pitch Deck Design

And if you want to scale further, combining your design skills with digital marketing or front-end development knowledge creates a competitive profile for roles like UI Designer or Digital Content Strategist.

The Role of Mentors in Your Creative Growth

Unlike self-paced online tutorials, the VFX Era experience is guided by mentors. These are industry professionals who:

Review your design drafts

Provide actionable feedback

Teach shortcuts and design hacks

Guide you on pricing, pitching, and professionalism

This mentorship accelerates learning, builds confidence, and prepares students for freelance gigs or full-time jobs.

The Power of Design in Kanpur’s Business Ecosystem

Kanpur is no longer just an industrial city. With the digital boom, local businesses are investing in branding, social presence, and customer engagement. From cafés and real estate firms to coaching centers and eCommerce brands, every business needs visual design.

As a certified designer from VFX Era, you can help these brands:

Build recognition through visual identity

Enhance online reach through engaging content

Improve customer retention through consistent visuals

And the best part? You can do all this while working from home or even as a part-time freelancer.

Expand Your Horizons: Combine Graphic Designing with Digital Marketing & Web Development

VFX Era doesn’t just stop at design. For students who want to expand their skillset, the institute also offers:

A full-fledged digital marketing course in Kanpur, where students learn SEO, PPC, email campaigns, and influencer marketing.

A practical web development course in Kanpur, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and responsive design to build fast, beautiful websites.

By learning how your designs can integrate with marketing and web technologies, you’ll stand out as a full-stack creative professional.

Portfolio Building and Career Support

The course ends with a powerful capstone project and a complete review of the student’s portfolio. But VFX Era goes a step further by helping students:

Create Behance and Dribbble profiles

Draft a winning freelance pitch

Appear for mock interviews and client meetings

Build a design CV and pitch deck

Get referrals to freelance clients and agencies

This comprehensive support ensures you don’t just complete a course—you start a new career.

Final Thoughts: Why VFX Era Is the Top Choice for Graphic Designing Course in Kanpur

There are many ways to learn graphic design, but only VFX Era combines:

Experienced mentors

Real-world projects

Personalized feedback

Industry connections

Career-focused curriculum

That’s why it has become the most trusted name for anyone looking to become a designer in Kanpur.

Address: 117/H1/368 Pandu Nagar Neer Cheer Chauraha, Pandu Nagar, Kakadeo, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208005 Contact: 063904 67467 Website: https://vfxera.com

If you’ve ever wanted to build a creative career, launch your own brand, or work in design globally — your journey starts here. Join the graphic designing course in Kanpur at VFX Era and unlock your true creative potential.

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No Salary Slip? No Problem! Apply for Instant Loan Online Without Documents in 2025

Struggling to get a loan due to low income, no salary slip, or poor credit score? You’re not alone.

In today’s fast-paced world, financial emergencies don’t wait. Whether it's a medical bill, urgent travel, or rent payment, people often need instant cash loans in 1 hour in India without the hassle of paperwork. However, traditional banks demand documents, proof of income, and a good CIBIL score.

What if we told you that in 2025, there are real solutions to get instant approval loans online without any salary slips, CIBIL checks, or even detailed income proofs?

Let’s explore India’s best no-verification loan apps that are helping thousands of users like you get money in minutes – stress-free.

Why Do People Look for Instant Loans Without Documents?

Many salaried individuals, freelancers, or small business owners often face these challenges:

No salary slip or bank statement

Low or no credit score (CIBIL)

No ITR or formal income proof

Need for urgent funds (within 1 hour)

That’s where instant loans without a salary slip and no-proof personal loan apps step in.

These apps leverage AI-powered credit engines, alternative data, and KYC to offer instant loan disbursal in minutes – even to first-time borrowers with no formal documents.

Who Can Apply?

You can apply personal loan online instantly if you meet the following:

Age: 18+ years

Basic KYC: PAN + Aadhaar

Bank account for loan disbursal

Mobile number linked to Aadhaar

Basic repayment capacity (even gig work/freelancing)

Top No-Verification Loan Apps in India (2025)

Here’s a list of trusted apps where you can get an instant loan without documents or a CIBIL check:

Most of these apps offer quick cash loans without income proof, helping even those with bad credit get personal loan approval.

How to Apply for a Loan Without Income Proof or CIBIL Check?

Here’s a step-by-step guide for an easy personal loan application online in India:

Download the App (Investkraft, KreditBee, CASHe, etc.)

Complete eKYC – Aadhaar + PAN verification

Enter Basic Details – Employment type, monthly income (self-declared)

Bank Account Link – To receive disbursal

Loan Offer & Approval – Instant approval in most cases

Get Funds – Loan disbursal in minutes to your bank or wallet

That’s it! No need to upload salary slips, bank statements, or wait for long approvals.

Real-Life Scenario: How Ramesh Got ₹20,000 in 15 Minutes

I work part-time and earn ₹12,000 monthly. No ITR, no salary slip. I had a sudden health expense and tried KreditBee. I just uploaded my Aadhaar, PAN, and filled in basic info. ₹20,000 was credited to my account in under 15 minutes. Zero paperwork, no credit check!

— Ramesh, 21, Delhi

Is It Safe to Borrow from No-Proof Loan Apps?

Yes, but choose only RBI-registered NBFC-backed apps. Read reviews, verify data encryption policies, and ensure they don’t ask for unnecessary permissions.

Avoid shady apps that:

Demand advance payments

Call your contacts

Threaten legal action

Stick to reputed names like KreditBee, CASHe, and PaySense for a trusted instant loan without a credit score check in India.

Common Myths Busted

Top 5 FAQs – Instant Personal Loans Without Documents in India

1. Can I get a loan without a CIBIL or a salary slip?

Yes. Many apps allow a loan without a salary slip or a bank statement using KYC and alternate data.

2. How fast can I get the loan amount?

You can receive funds within 5 to 30 minutes, depending on the app and verification speed.

3. Is my low CIBIL score a problem?

No. Several platforms specialize in offering loans without a credit score check in India or to low-CIBIL borrowers.

4. Which is the best app for quick cash without income proof?

KreditBee and TrueBalance are top-rated for quick cash loans without income proof.

5. Do I need a job to get a personal loan?

Not always. Some apps offer loans to freelancers, students, and self-declared income earners.

Final Thoughts – Raise Instant Funds Without Hassle in 2025

In 2025, getting instant personal loans without income proof, CIBIL score, or documents is no longer be a dream. With the rise of AI-driven loan platforms, users across India can now meet urgent needs without fear of rejection.

Whether you're looking to apply personal loan online instantly, get an instant cash loan in 1 hour in India, or use a no proof personal loan app, the options are many – and very real.

Choose your app wisely. Stick to trusted names. Borrow only what you need. And enjoy the freedom of instant funds without paperwork.

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Side Hustles That Actually Pay in 2025

In 2025, side hustles continue to be a great way to earn extra income, with more opportunities than ever due to technological advancements and evolving work trends. Whether you're looking for a flexible gig, a way to turn a passion into profit, or a stepping stone to financial independence, choosing the right side hustle can make a huge difference.

1. Online Freelancing

Freelancing remains one of the most profitable side hustles, with services like graphic design, writing, website development, and virtual assistance in high demand. Platforms like Fiverr and Upwork have made it easier for skilled professionals to find clients worldwide. Many side hustlers now make over $1,000 per month, with top earners turning their gigs into full-time careers. Learning how to manage side hustle income has also become essential, as governments worldwide are adjusting tax regulations to accommodate the growing gig economy, including raising the income threshold before requiring tax returns in places like the UK (read more here).

2. AI Spokesperson Videos

With AI tools advancing rapidly, creating AI-generated spokesperson videos has emerged as a top-earning side hustle. Businesses use these videos for marketing and training purposes, reducing the need for live actors. This trend is expected to grow even further as AI technology becomes more accessible.

3. Print-on-Demand and Custom Merchandise

E-commerce entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to print-on-demand services to sell unique T-shirts, posters, and other customized products. Platforms like Etsy make it easy to set up a store with minimal upfront investment. Those who successfully market their designs can generate steady passive income.

4. Delivery Services

Food and grocery delivery remains a reliable side hustle, especially in urban areas. Many gig workers combine multiple delivery apps to maximize earnings. In fact, reports show that a growing number of people are using delivery jobs as a stepping stone to financial independence, helping them reach personal savings goals in just a few months (see how some people are doing it).

5. Home Services

Cleaning, landscaping, and handyman services continue to be in high demand. Unlike digital side hustles, these jobs cater to local clients, allowing service providers to build long-term relationships and stable income.

6. Copywriting

As businesses increase their online presence, the need for skilled copywriters is growing. Writing engaging content for brands, websites, and advertisements is a valuable skill that pays well. Many successful copywriters have used side hustling as a gateway to full-time self-employment.

7. Business AI Implementation

AI is revolutionizing industries, and businesses need experts to integrate AI tools into their operations. Those with knowledge of AI applications can offer consulting services, helping companies streamline their workflows and improve efficiency.

8. Real Estate Investments

Owning rental properties or flipping houses can be a highly lucrative side hustle, though it requires significant upfront capital. For those who invest wisely, real estate can generate long-term passive income. Many self-made millionaires have built their wealth by strategically growing their real estate portfolios (here are some of their strategies).

9. Content Creation

Platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram offer multiple ways to earn money, from ad revenue to sponsorships. While growing a following takes time, successful creators can generate thousands of dollars per month through brand collaborations and product sales.

10. Online Tutoring

With online education on the rise, tutoring is a rewarding side hustle that allows experts in various subjects to teach students worldwide. High-demand subjects like math, science, and language learning offer competitive pay rates.

Conclusion

Side hustles in 2025 provide a wealth of opportunities, whether you're looking for extra cash, financial independence, or a career change. From AI-driven gigs to traditional services, choosing the right side hustle depends on your skills, interests, and long-term goals. By staying informed and strategic, anyone can turn a side hustle into a profitable venture. Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/N2Bj6UcKr6c

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Get Quick Cash Loans Online with Ease- Choose MLB Loan App

As a student or a young freelance worker, managing finances can often be a juggling, especially when unexpected expenses arise. Whether paying for a sudden course fee, covering daily essentials, or handling an urgent personal need, having quick access to cash is crucial. For those seeking immediate financial solutions, paycheck loans online have become a reliable and convenient option to address short-term monetary challenges without the hassle of traditional banking processes.

 The demand for payday loans online same day in India has grown significantly in recent years. These loans offer a practical solution for people who need immediate funds without the hassle of traditional banking processes. With the help of innovative payday loan apps in India, borrowers can now access funds conveniently from their smartphones. The process is seamless, and fast, and eliminates the need for physical visits to banks, saving valuable time and effort.

Small Cash Loans for Short-Term Needs

 Short-term financial needs often require small cash loans that are easy to repay. Whether it’s for a medical emergency, a minor home repair, or an unplanned travel expense, personal loans for a short time can be a lifesaver. These loans typically offer amounts up to Rs. 10,000, which is sufficient to cover urgent needs. Furthermore, easy-approved loans of this nature ensure that borrowers can access funds quickly without enduring lengthy approval procedures.

Payday Loan Apps: A Modern Solution

Payday loan apps in India have revolutionized the way people approach borrowing. These apps provide a user-friendly interface and a streamlined process for applying, verifying, and receiving funds. They cater to a wide range of financial needs, including paycheck loans online, small cash loans for working professionals, and short-term personal loans. With just a few clicks, users can submit their applications and receive funds directly into their accounts, often within the same day.

Quick and Hassle-Free Approvals

The biggest advantage of these platforms is their ability to offer quick approvals. Borrowers can apply for loans and receive approvals in a matter of minutes, making them an excellent option for those in urgent need. Whether it's an easily approved loan for up to Rs. 10,000 or a small cash loan for daily expenses, the process is designed to minimize delays and deliver financial assistance promptly.

Empowering Working Professionals and Youngsters

Small cash loans have become particularly popular among working professionals and young individuals who need financial flexibility. These loans provide a safety net, allowing borrowers to meet their immediate needs without dipping into their savings. The convenience of accessing payday loans online same day in India has made them a reliable choice for many.

Why Payday loans are most suitable options for everyone?

Online payday loans are gaining traction because of their simplicity and accessibility. They require minimal documentation and offer fast processing times. Borrowers can apply for personal loans for a short time without worrying about credit checks or complex eligibility criteria. Additionally, the ability to get loans approved without bank visits makes them a convenient option for individuals across various professions.

In a world where time is of the essence, quick and easy loan solutions are a game-changer. Paycheck loans online and payday loans online same day in India provide a practical and efficient way to address financial emergencies. With the help of payday loan apps, working professionals and youngsters can access small cash loans without the stress of traditional banking procedures. These platforms ensure that no bank visits are required for approval, offering quick cash loan approval and the financial flexibility needed to navigate life’s unexpected challenges.