Money Ideas Other Than Jobs?
Hello everyone! I am in the middle of making another Rags to Riches challenge and I need a list of all the ways that you can make money without working a job on the Sims 4. This includes ways of c...
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"ctthomas;c-16967692" wrote:
Archaeology is extremely lucrative. Only issue is your Sim needs to be pretty high in a lot of skills to stay "safe" and work productively in the Jungle. The artifacts go for several hundred each, and the temple treasures are usually worth about $10,000. Takes a few days to get to the temple, usually.
You might already know this, but don't allow items to hang out in your Sim's inventory (or household inventory) unless they're using them. Your taxes depend on the price of everything your sim owns, including what's in their inventories. So bigger inventories = higher taxes.
One of my kids was playing the other day and started a new family in a house they could barely afford. A teenage Sim used the last of the household funds to spend one day in the jungle. After barely surviving and just a few hours before the vacation was over, he managed to get a treasure worth 10k, even though he had very few skills to start off with. (I think he ventured in with a 2 in Gardening, and that was it.) It was pretty impressive.
I didn't realize items in your inventory contributed to your bills. That's good to know. I know if you're living in an apartment, your bills are always the same, no matter how much fancy/expensive stuff you have.
