Make £10 a day Challenge - February 2016

Aesop

Debtfreedolly wrote: »

Thank you so much! As I work I wonder if I could get enough jobs to make being self-employed worthwhile... Definitely worth looking into... Thanks again!

It was years to get recognised enough to earn decent income. In kne year I have made barely nothing.

Are you on facebook? Can send you a link to a good group. You csn read from the pros who have bedn doing it for years how hard it is and how much they travel daily/weekly to earn momey. I couldn't travel loads daily due to ds so am limited. And dont do the pizza or fast food jobs tbey are a nightmare

Debtfreedolly

Aesop wrote: »

It was years to get recognised enough to earn decent income. In kne year I have made barely nothing.

Are you on facebook? Can send you a link to a good group. You csn read from the pros who have bedn doing it for years how hard it is and how much they travel daily/weekly to earn momey. I couldn't travel loads daily due to ds so am limited. And dont do the pizza or fast food jobs tbey are a nightmare

I think you have talked me out of it!!! Will keep it on the back burner of ideas for now...

Debtfreedolly

kimbobaloo wrote: »

work a stupid amount of over time
it my 1st month so had lots to sell

Ah well done. I can't do overtime unfortunately

Aesop

Debtfreedolly wrote: »

I think you have talked me out of it!!! Will keep it on the back burner of ideas for now...

it's OK done part time but don't expect to make a sensible wage to live off. the ones I know also do a lot of stuff on the side to make extra income like crafting to sell on eBay, money making g apps etc and video ms. they also said as so many are getting into ms, the fees aren't there either anymore. I will pm you later

kimbobaloo

Debtfreedolly wrote: »

Ah well done. I can't do overtime unfortunately

Its not over time as such, im not contracted anything, but anything over 30 hours I class as over time as 30 hrs give me a living wage

Debtfreedolly

Aesop wrote: »

it's OK done part time but don't expect to make a sensible wage to live off. the ones I know also do a lot of stuff on the side to make extra income like crafting to sell on eBay, money making g apps etc and video ms. they also said as so many are getting into ms, the fees aren't there either anymore. I will pm you later

Thanks I earn a good living fortunately just trying to find extra ways to tackle my outstanding debts since my light bulb moment... So far selling clutter and matched betting plus living more frugally is having a great impact but every little helps right?

Aesop

Debtfreedolly wrote: »

Thanks I earn a good living fortunately just trying to find extra ways to tackle my outstanding debts since my light bulb moment... So far selling clutter and matched betting plus living more frugally is having a great impact but every little helps right?

You are on the right path, it takes time but you will do it. If you have a smartphone or tablet, there are moneymaking apps. Some if the ms companies are oj yo work for on oarttime basis like tns, gfk, grassroots, abai as their jobs can be done weekends and evenings.

Aesop

Take a look at swagbucks, could make £20 a month paypal

lexbubbles

Debtfreedolly wrote: »

Ah well done. I can't do overtime unfortunately

I can't either because I don't even have a job :rotfl:

I also have a lot of stuff to sell. Set myself a personal challenge of decluttering by 366 items this year. But mostly I just take an awful lot of surveys - I earn around £60 a month doing them.

A good chunk of my money this month came from switching banks though - have you done so recently? There's a fair few banks offering switching incentives of £100-150. First Direct, Clydesdale, and Halifax off the top of my head although I know there are more. I actually have a secondary bank account with two Direct Debits linked to it that I move around banks whenever there's an offer on.

Happymac

£3 my survey to report