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Influencer Linda (31) earns 2500 euros a month working 20 hours: 'I want to have a hundred thousand by 35'

Influencer Linda (31) earns 2500 euros a month working 20 hours: 'I want to have a hundred thousand by 35'

Influencer Linda de Munck works 20 hours a week to earn a monthly income of 2,500 euros, resulting in an annual profit of 45,000 euros. She prioritizes her time and has set a goal to accumulate 100,000 euros in savings before she reaches the age of 35.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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