How do you earn your extra income?

dipamj

I am a Kleeneze distributor in my spare time earning over £1000 every 4 weeks.

hippy-chicy

I work full time, have a weekend job and I am also an Avon rep.
I also do free daily scratch cards, sell on eBay , do a little bit of Mystery shopping and Pincone Research surveys.

wayne1983

I earn extra doing online surveys, just joined a survey job off here too. I also do matched betting which is a really good thing, and am wanting to try the playing black jack bonuses, that can earn you quite a bit too im told. It all adds up.:beer:

bumblebee23

I have a full time job (which I just got promoted in whoop!), also get 'overtime' every weekend and have just started in the wonderful world of mystery shopping.... desperately trying to save for driving license + lessons + car + all the other great stuff like insurance that goes with it!

star9

Caroline73 wrote: »

I do a variety of things - you can see what I have done from my signature. I do lots of surveys, use cashback sites, free bingo, mystery shopping and hve sold a few cds.

I reckon I have raised about £5 a day so far but I have lots pending (at least £80 in cashback, £30 in surveys) because I don't count it until I have it.

Wow! Clearly there's lots I need to learn!! x

Hardup_Hester

I have a canine lodger at the moment, she's with me for 3 weeks & I get £10 a day, all I have to do is walk her everyday & she's a lot less trouble than some human lodgers I've had.

ustupidwoman

Hi - I work part-time but have just got a part-time job to earn some £'s for summer hols as a house guide for a National Trust property - mainly working weekends (from Easter-Sept) but can also be during the week July/aug. Adverts were in Job Centre Online and altho' the jobs have gone this year - they are advertised every year - as the guides are not retained.

ali-t

I am still totally skint and up to my neck in debt but I do:
body shop at home - I make very little but potentially 25% of all sales
freelance training - up to £75 per hour although not a huge amount of opportunity to do it as it clashes with f/t work
life coaching - not much on the go on the domestic coaching front, mainly due to the recession
I also have a lodger which generates £350pcm
I have also done bits of mystery shopping but don't think it is worth the effort at £8-12 for 45 mins in shop plus travelling (time and costs) and the time taken to write up the report and then tax taken off at the end of the year.

I need a few more minimal effort and disruption ways to make money doing things I enjoy. I think matched betting might be next on the list.

Perhaps a stupid question but if you do matched betting and other gambling does it have to be declared on tax return?

lyndsey80

I understand how you feel!! After months of living like a hermit on my own I can finally see a very little ray of light!
I wish I understood matched betting

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lyndsey80 wrote: »

I understand how you feel!! After months of living like a hermit on my own I can finally see a very little ray of light!
I wish I understood matched betting

It is complex, you have to read the first step by step sticky a good 3 times to fully understand it.