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tely, making money quickly can be harder than it looks. You may be able to recycle aluminum cans and get paid for them quickly, but you may need far more than a few bucks. You know you could probably make a small fortune with a garage sale, but you often can't get them up and running quickly; plus there's a ton of preparation beforehand, putting prices on everything, placing signs throughout the neighborhood and on social media sites.

So what follows are some money-making ideas – along with an educated guess as to how long it'll take to see the green stuff in your bank account.

[See: How to Talk to Millennials About Money.]

You could make package deliveries. Online shopping continues to explode, and that's created some opportunities for people looking to make a fast buck.

Gertrude Oppong, a San Diego resident who blogs about side gigs at her website, MyOnlineBizJourney.com, says she and her husband recently started making deliveries for Amazon.com.

"Pay rates start at $18 an hour, and you can pick up as many or few deliveries as you want. Signing up is super simple and doesn't require any training," she says.

How fast will you get paid? Could be in under a week. You get paid Tuesdays and Fridays, according to the Amazon Flex website, and via direct deposit. There are other delivery services that you may want to look into, but Amazon is arguably the most well-known.