Is it worth stoozing when on Child/Working tax credits?

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Hi, I understand the concept of stoozing and am more than willing to give it a go but I was wondering how much the extra income would affect your tax credit payments. as all interest unless its an ISA (which all have rubbish interest rates compared to the current accounts on offer).
Surely the benefit will be greatly diminished by the loss of tax credits?
I have successfully done matched betting and am keeping that ticking along but am looking for other sources to top up my income, but in the most efficient manner possible.
Thanks,
Surely the benefit will be greatly diminished by the loss of tax credits?
I have successfully done matched betting and am keeping that ticking along but am looking for other sources to top up my income, but in the most efficient manner possible.
Thanks,
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Do people who keep giraffes have high overheads ?
I doubt I will be able to get anywhere near to £100k in credit. I couldn't even remortgage my home because despite me never missing a payment. Despite the fact that the new potential payments being lower - It was considered unaffordable to any other lender according to two separate brokers, so I had to stick with Natwest despite it being nowhere near the best deal at the time.
Suppose a stocks and shares ISA would be an option if I invested in high dividend stocks but then theres the risk of market volatility.
I think it might be better to get a better paying job tbh if I can find one
thanks for your feedback