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Ways to raise money w/o job
Charley.christian
Posts: 93 Forumite
I need to make £200 by summer.
I don't have a job, I am looking & have tried but no one has anything going around. Does anyone know ways I can raise this money?
-Note : Yes, I have made 2 similar posts about this already but no one was very helpful. so thought i'd try again here-
I don't have a job, I am looking & have tried but no one has anything going around. Does anyone know ways I can raise this money?
-Note : Yes, I have made 2 similar posts about this already but no one was very helpful. so thought i'd try again here-
£11.01/ £100
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ebay, car boot sale, wash cars in your neighbourhood, cut grass,make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
im planning on a carboot soon after my boyfriend gets home from holiday£11.01/ £1000
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Apply & get a job?0
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i have done, i have asked around town & other places but they have no work going around.
Which is why i need to raise it with out a job.£11.01/ £1000 -
Are you claiming any benefits whilst you are looking for a job? Have you tried temping agencies for a job?
Selling unused items to make some pennies, can you sell things in your local paper? I have sold a few items via netmums that is another free way to sell things.
Can you make things to sell to people? Jewellery, cards, invites? My OH is an excellent artist and he has started doing hand drawn sketches to bring in some extra money. He has a facebook page set up so people can see his work.January GC £33/200
Christmas 2012 savings £600 -
no because i'm going to college, i don't qualify for jobseekers allowenece.£11.01/ £1000
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I'm starting to make things like cards & things£11.01/ £1000
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Could you offer a baby sitting service to people? off offer your services maybe ironing and cleaning?January GC £33/200
Christmas 2012 savings £600 -
how about mystery shopping (thread on here), quidco free cash etc? Also if you are making handmade things how about etsy or folksy? You could also do a couple of craft fairs with the cards and things you are making ? Good luck xMortgage - £2338.07 paid off Feb 2023 BTL 1 £51,089.10 £35789.36 paid off July 2025 BTL 2 £81,504.52 BTL 3 £77,497.020
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Put an ad on gumtree saying you will clean or pet sit or any other little things. I regularly look on gumtree when I am looking to employ people casually. If you were based in southampton I would offer you the pet sitting work I have going for next week.I'm living so far beyond my income that we may almost be said to be living apart.
-E.E. Cummings0
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