How could I make £9500??? Any ideas??

jamespounder1

Hi all,

Im just brainstorming ideas on how I can create this amount to pay off my unsecured debt before my wife and I have our first child. I much rather spend my wages on my son/daughter rather than debt.

I work full time but I am very good on the internet in my spare time if this helps with ideas.. Also I have an Ebay account if any ideas circulate around that.

Any sensible suggestions are welcomed.

Thanks in advance

James:beer:

savemoney

Part time work thats what I did years ago in last recession

badgerbread

lots of ideas in the turn £100 into £10000 thread

Mrs_Money

jamespounder1 wrote: »

Hi all,

Im just brainstorming ideas on how I can create this amount to pay off my unsecured debt before my wife and I have our first child. I much rather spend my wages on my son/daughter rather than debt.

I work full time but I am very good on the internet in my spare time if this helps with ideas.. Also I have an Ebay account if any ideas circulate around that.

Any sensible suggestions are welcomed.

Thanks in advance


James:beer:

Well, you could start by ebaying every piece of junk in your house, garage, garden - always worth a go. A second job is good (evening cleaning or a couple of shifts in a pub perhaps?).
Take in foreign students - coming up to a good time for that if you have a spare room - just contact your nearest school of English . Or rent a room out on a longer basis - income from this is tax free.
The internet is a bit of a dream income - never quite what is promised. You could have a website - but you'd need a product to sell - and visitors to your site - not as easy as you'd think.
As someone else has said read through the £100 to £10,000 threads - might take some time but can be useful. People on there are doing bingo and matched betting - okay if you are strong willed and not likely to get addicted!
Look at your loan debts as well - using the info on this site - can you change to a much lower interest rate, but carry on paying the same amount by shortening the term? Are you getting all your working tax credits/benefits? You can quickly check this out on entitledto.com
May help.