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£1700 needed - money raising ideas?
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I think the ironing is a fab idea
but dont do yourself down in terms of pricing. At £6-7 an hour I would probably bite your hand off to do my ironing. If its possible check to see what other companies charge locally - and charge a similar market rate. If you have a car maybe offer collection/delivery as part of the service - you could always charge a little extra.
In terms of advertising depending on how local you want the business to be try advertising in the local newsagents but I think most of your business would come from dropping leaflets through letterboxes - maybe with a 10% introductoruy voucher or something as an incentive?? Just a thought.
Although its cash in hand you should also register as self employed and pay over the appropriate taxes/NI as its classed as income.
Good luck
(Having said all the above I also suggest looking into matched betting which James mentioned above)The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese :cool:0 -
steve700 wrote:chitty wrote:
Nope, you could just throw them away each time......
Steve's obviously one of those who thinks they dont need to iron a new shirt and walks around all day totally oblivious to the fact that he has huge creases running down the back and front of his shirtDebt as at 12th July 2006 - £61,345 :eek: :eek: :eek:
Debt free 21st Oct 2011.
All thanks to :money:0 -
I used to have someone doing my ironing and she charged a £ for a lbTargets for 2014 :
OP mortgage £18000
Pay £4260 into ISA0 -
Ali-OK wrote:I really want to do this, but can't get my head around it.
me too - fancy trying to work it out together?I have no more money to give - all you companies out there - do your worst - I give in!!0 -
Thank you for your suggestions everyone. Sorry I didn't reply sooner, I've been internet-less.
2nd job is a no go as I have small children and no one to look after them but ironing and matched betting might be goers.
Bring it on!0
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