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How do you make most of your extra money?
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dave4545454 wrote: »no
just the same as many musicians from bono downwards
So that makes it ok? And the rest of us who pay tax on all our income shouldn't be bothered that we're paying for tax dodgers use of public services...
You are no better than those that make benefits a lifestyle choice...0 -
I too do the pinecone surveys
shop and scan £70 a year which I save for xmas
toluna - takes forever but every little helps
dooyoo - they have recently lowered there points value so not as good as once was
one poll - can do when u feel like it but does take a while.
Any overtime I can get doesnt come very often
I love voucher so send of for free samples etc etc when I can0 -
Well the paper round never came to anything but I do the following to make money
Sell stuff on Gumtree, Netmums and Trade it (all free, I am done with Ebay)
Pinecone surveys
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Thinking of signing up to do pizza delivery for Dominos but DH not sure about it
Do price checking and other work for a market research company
Applied to Butler Hill group as mentioned on another thread“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.” - Dave Ramsey0 -
I used to deliver th local free paper...lot of hassle
not enough papers, broken trolleys, late delivery of papers...i enjoyed it as everyone wants one and was glad to see you but its a pittance really for the trouble.
I do surveys online and i did do daily clicks but its really a patience thing and i lost interest.
Sell old stuff on ebay and gumtree.
Apply for anything i can do at home to fit with the family and health.0
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