*** March make £10/ day challenge. ALL WELCOME! ***

nonudo

Hiya, {she waves} :-)

Gotten me first couple of payments for zee month:

- QuickRewards Network - 8p (gpt site. hardly use it)
- Forum posting - £9.51


So that's £9.59 so far la tee dooooh.

Gonna go update my siggy.


Enjoy your evening, all

Askfortheshoe

Oooops - just read previous posts on sausages. Bad Askfortheshoe!

Horace

I used some vouchers to buy books (vouchers were free and I have had them lurking since 2010) so I spent £47.49 on books (I know I don't need any more books but I needed these ones:D)

fairyclicks

Askfortheshoe wrote: »

I have a 25 point referral code for Sup3rp0int5 if anyone wants to use it - PM me

:shhh: :rotfl:

Askfortheshoe

Lol - I edited my post Fairy! I posted before I caught up on what had been going on *slaps wrist*

Monkeynut

Don't like to keep coming back to it, but thinking about it, just wanted to say to Aesop that with the referral issue - I hope it didn't sound in any way like I was having a go towards you or anything, as I know it's not a rule that you have made up and you are just passing on the info.
I'm sure you know I wasn't directing it at you, but just wanted to say in case.

vickthestick

mummytothomas wrote: »

I recieved the dreaded letter a couple of days ago. We're receiving about £33 a week at the moment because I've been on maternity leave most of the tax year, and then it was due to go down to £10 a week from April. No surprises though that the cuts mean we'll get no money from April.

I find it quite ironic that we were much better off when I was on Mat leave, even before you consider the tax credits!
Stay strong

Thank you We actually get quite a lot in Tx creds because I have 6 kids, one classed as severely disabled and a partner with ME. I work full time running a youth project and like you I was on mat leave last year, and I have 4 at school and 1 at free nursery every afternoon. My boss lets me take the baby to work and my DH usually manages to pick up from school, so no nursery fees. :T

Some people have been losing £400+. If we did that we would go under. My DH can't cope with the money side of things so I manage it all whilst trying to discuss it as little as possible :eek: otherwise he just ends up in bed for a week at a time.

mummytothomas

vickthestick wrote: »

Thank you We actually get quite a lot in Tx creds because I have 6 kids, one classed as severely disabled and a partner with ME. I work full time running a youth project and like you I was on mat leave last year, and I have 4 at school and 1 at free nursery every afternoon. My boss lets me take the baby to work and my DH usually manages to pick up from school, so no nursery fees. :T

Some people have been losing £400+. If we did that we would go under. My DH can't cope with the money side of things so I manage it all whilst trying to discuss it as little as possible :eek: otherwise he just ends up in bed for a week at a time.

It's a lot of worry isn't it, although ours is only £10 a week we'll be losing it feels like a lot as it is needed. I know the cuts are necessary but when you see some people (an example given in a previous post on this thread) that are living the life of luxury with tax credits it just feels so unfair that people like us who work hard have to scrimp!

I don't want to get your hopes up as I'm not 100% sure but I read somewhere that the disability element is increasing for some people. If this is the case hopefully yours won't go down as much as you might think.

You must be superwoman with all those children and working, I've got one and feel like i've got my hands full!

Askfortheshoe

Oooh - just realised you can watch more than one set of videos on Swaggers. In theory I'm a fast learner :-S

fairyclicks

Askfortheshoe wrote: »

Oooh - just realised you can watch more than one set of videos on Swaggers. In theory I'm a fast learner :-S

you can watch them over and over should u want to