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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Hey guys, besides your day job or some cases night job how do you all manage to get some extra cash? Maybe you invested in something, maybe you work extra hard for yourself, the whole point of this is to give others fresh ideas from what they are stuck to doing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Buy an apple, shine it up, sell them for double what you paid for it.
Buy two apples, shine them up, sell them for double of what you paid for them.
Buy four apples, shine them up, sell them for double of what you paid for them.
Buy... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I do extra work for extra cash.
What type extra work ?"
I do all sorts.
Temping, leaflet drops, modelling, cleaning. Whatever fits my needs at the time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Move to a job with live in and that provides food, our spending has decreased dramatically since we did this!
Danish x"
Don’t forget the £5 tip in 20ps lol
Doughnut |
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I have a part time job.
I don't touch the wages from that, goes into a separate high interest account that requires 90 day notice to withdraw from or lose that quarters interest.
Invested money into long term bonds, when I was 18, everytime they mature I reinvest them.
My retirement fund |
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By *irthandgirthMan
over a year ago
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"I collect rare 50p coins . Sold one last week on Ebay for £11.50 . Check the scarcity index on Changechecker.com  "
I've got loads of those.. and the limited edition £2 coins.
I have just bought a limited edition set of Game of thrones single malt whisky. Going to wait til the price starts going up. Just seen a set of the boxes on eBay for £90! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I started out writing small articles for a sports magazine as a bit of fun. 8 years later, it's my full time job with pay, perks, trips and travel, all to report back on my hobby  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I have a part time job.
I don't touch the wages from that, goes into a separate high interest account that requires 90 day notice to withdraw from or lose that quarters interest.
Invested money into long term bonds, when I was 18, everytime they mature I reinvest them.
My retirement fund "
Damn! Any information on a reliable place to invest the money please message me! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a second job working as part of a medical team nationally. Also recently took a few hours on a Saturday helping a friend out with his business too, use this money to pay bills etc and keep my main income for savings. |
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"Buy an apple, shine it up, sell them for double what you paid for it.
Buy two apples, shine them up, sell them for double of what you paid for them.
Buy four apples, shine them up, sell them for double of what you paid for them.
Buy..."
I fancy an orange |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Buy and sell sneakers. Limited edition pairs released by Nike and Adidas, enter the draws on official websites or End. Then sell on eBay for double sometimes more. People are willing to pay £500+ for some Nike OffWhite for example. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Buy an apple, shine it up, sell them for double what you paid for it.
Buy two apples, shine them up, sell them for double of what you paid for them.
Buy four apples, shine them up, sell them for double of what you paid for them.
Buy...
I fancy an orange"
your futures bright! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Carboot?
That's a good one. I always end up taking mine to the charity shop.
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Me too. I always mean to do them but just such early mornings on a Sunday  |
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Aside from the business do some day trading and play about with forex markets. It’s not so much a definite income as playing about with money that we don’t have much to do with though. This month we’re doing well from it, next month who knows.
If anybody’s looking for a side tickle have a look at spread betting, you bet through the bookies, lay through an exchange and leverage the free offers to make profit. It’s not gambling but it does become a bit time consuming after a while. If you’ve got cash to throw in you can realistically make a grand or so a month from it pretty consistently, was just more hassle than it’s worth for us after the initial interest died out. |
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By *irage69Couple
over a year ago
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"Aside from the business do some day trading and play about with forex markets. It’s not so much a definite income as playing about with money that we don’t have much to do with though. This month we’re doing well from it, next month who knows.
If anybody’s looking for a side tickle have a look at spread betting, you bet through the bookies, lay through an exchange and leverage the free offers to make profit. It’s not gambling but it does become a bit time consuming after a while. If you’ve got cash to throw in you can realistically make a grand or so a month from it pretty consistently, was just more hassle than it’s worth for us after the initial interest died out. "
Forex or a managed investment (nutmeg) is what we do, got bored of the time consuming side so just pay the management fees instead lol. |
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"Hey guys, besides your day job or some cases night job how do you all manage to get some extra cash? Maybe you invested in something, maybe you work extra hard for yourself, the whole point of this is to give others fresh ideas from what they are stuck to doing "
Minimise spending, bargain for lower bills with power, broadband etc, go vegetarian (much lower food bills!) I also did food delivery two evenings a week. Do PPI check (quick tho you only have til August!) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Advertise sex Toys for a £1 . When the all send the £ssss tell em you are out of stock and refund them with a cheque . See how many cash a £1 cheque with "Toshs sex Toys " Written on the top |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I have an eBay shop. I buy from charity shops and car boots, then resell.
Not a huge return, around £500-£600 per month but a nice little extra.
Just started Matched Betting after a couple of friends taught me the system.
Only earns me around a tenner per day but it's consistant, and one day it will be the big one |
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"I have an eBay shop. I buy from charity shops and car boots, then resell.
Not a huge return, around £500-£600 per month but a nice little extra.
Just started Matched Betting after a couple of friends taught me the system.
Only earns me around a tenner per day but it's consistant, and one day it will be the big one"
Used to do matched betting a few years ago,a relatively easy few thousand to be made |
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"Advertise sex Toys for a £1 . When the all send the £ssss tell em you are out of stock and refund them with a cheque . See how many cash a £1 cheque with "Toshs sex Toys " Written on the top "
Been watching Lock stock...?? |
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"Aside from the business do some day trading and play about with forex markets. It’s not so much a definite income as playing about with money that we don’t have much to do with though. This month we’re doing well from it, next month who knows.
If anybody’s looking for a side tickle have a look at spread betting, you bet through the bookies, lay through an exchange and leverage the free offers to make profit. It’s not gambling but it does become a bit time consuming after a while. If you’ve got cash to throw in you can realistically make a grand or so a month from it pretty consistently, was just more hassle than it’s worth for us after the initial interest died out. "
It’s matched betting not spread betting
Matched betting had v low risk if you know what your doing....spread betting has a very high risk even if you know what your doing,most spread betting companies will insist you link a bank account and you can lose more money than you actually deposit into the bookmakers!! |
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Determine your talents and interests, then evaluate how they could be used to raise money. If you follow your passions, it's less like work anyway.
Quick bits of help and support for others is a reasonable option - home and life chores and they can be repeated with the same customers, once you prove your value.
Identify gaps in the market for your talents and how you could market yourself. People who know you are good sources of contact with potential customers and business.
Look for permanent needs that aren't going to disappear |
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"I have an eBay shop. I buy from charity shops and car boots, then resell.
Not a huge return, around £500-£600 per month but a nice little extra.
Just started Matched Betting after a couple of friends taught me the system.
Only earns me around a tenner per day but it's consistant, and one day it will be the big one"
How does that work please ?? |
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"Aside from the business do some day trading and play about with forex markets. It’s not so much a definite income as playing about with money that we don’t have much to do with though. This month we’re doing well from it, next month who knows.
If anybody’s looking for a side tickle have a look at spread betting, you bet through the bookies, lay through an exchange and leverage the free offers to make profit. It’s not gambling but it does become a bit time consuming after a while. If you’ve got cash to throw in you can realistically make a grand or so a month from it pretty consistently, was just more hassle than it’s worth for us after the initial interest died out.
It’s matched betting not spread betting
Matched betting had v low risk if you know what your doing....spread betting has a very high risk even if you know what your doing,most spread betting companies will insist you link a bank account and you can lose more money than you actually deposit into the bookmakers!!"
Right you are, had my trading head on when I was typing. Matched betting was what I was talking about. I’m blaming the hangover for that one |
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"Aside from the business do some day trading and play about with forex markets. It’s not so much a definite income as playing about with money that we don’t have much to do with though. This month we’re doing well from it, next month who knows.
If anybody’s looking for a side tickle have a look at spread betting, you bet through the bookies, lay through an exchange and leverage the free offers to make profit. It’s not gambling but it does become a bit time consuming after a while. If you’ve got cash to throw in you can realistically make a grand or so a month from it pretty consistently, was just more hassle than it’s worth for us after the initial interest died out.
Forex or a managed investment (nutmeg) is what we do, got bored of the time consuming side so just pay the management fees instead lol. "
I know a very good forex trader you can copy. Earning me much more then my bank does in interest. He has a grand of mine and been running it on 3 poor weeks and i have 50 ish profit already. |
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Stocks
Freelance work
Selling unwanted stuff on eBay/FB marketplace
Dealing in antiques/old collectables
Using cashback sites when buying online
Some activity is small, but all adds up. Most profitable for me is the freelancing after out of work hours.
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"Aside from the business do some day trading and play about with forex markets. It’s not so much a definite income as playing about with money that we don’t have much to do with though. This month we’re doing well from it, next month who knows.
If anybody’s looking for a side tickle have a look at spread betting, you bet through the bookies, lay through an exchange and leverage the free offers to make profit. It’s not gambling but it does become a bit time consuming after a while. If you’ve got cash to throw in you can realistically make a grand or so a month from it pretty consistently, was just more hassle than it’s worth for us after the initial interest died out.
Forex or a managed investment (nutmeg) is what we do, got bored of the time consuming side so just pay the management fees instead lol.
I know a very good forex trader you can copy. Earning me much more then my bank does in interest. He has a grand of mine and been running it on 3 poor weeks and i have 50 ish profit already."
£50 profit, from what investment? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do photography on the side - 3 or 4 weddings a year. I previously had a small photographic business and last year was flown out to Italy to shoot a wedding. I have also separated off a small part of the house and created an annex which is rented out.
I am very interested in passive income streams (little or minimal work after the initial set-up) ie: stock photo websites, writing an e-book, property rental etc. One of my friends has written a couple of e-books and gets a small income every month - not enough to retire but enough to be able to pay for a nice holiday every year.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hey guys, besides your day job or some cases night job how do you all manage to get some extra cash? Maybe you invested in something, maybe you work extra hard for yourself, the whole point of this is to give others fresh ideas from what they are stuck to doing "
Well there are two ways for extra cash in our book: saving on spending and saving/investing.
For the first one we get a percentage of cashback on everything we buy and save on interest paying on the mortgage by making overpayments and reducing the term rather than monthly payments.
For second - savings account, ISA and investment in some shares.
Mrs |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We deliver pizzas and we make that much thinking going part time at work plus on weekends the amount off totty coming to the doors in just underwear mmmmmm |
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