Ways To Improve Income?
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I am getting it really tight here and really need to improve my income because sadly I would be better off probably on benefits. I'm on min wage, will not get a payrise, my employer has also stopped the annual payrise which covers inflation, I have checked the local jobcentre www.jobcentreonline.com and sadly 99% of the jobs are also paying min wage so its pointless really moving jobs, Anyone any ideas?? I can't take on another job as I look after my child in the evenings while my ex works, its an arrangement that suits everyone.
Anyone any tips? Sadly I have already had the big ebay clearout
Anyone any tips? Sadly I have already had the big ebay clearout
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There are loads of ways to make extra income:
- daily clicks
- ebay (I know you said you've already had a clearout but look again, if you really want to clear the debt then you must have some shoes/clothes/dvd's etc that would be worth selling)
- Amazon (as above)
- Mystery shopping - you say you can't get another job but this is something you could fit inaround existing commitments.
:eek: Total debt £21,000 :eek:Weight loss to date - 2 st, 2lb:j0 -
try looking into matched betting you'll find all the info on the gambling and introductory offers board ...it may not be for you and you have to be careful about it all but it is a way of making good money ...and you can make it from home0
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also it might help to put your soa up we can have a look at it and see of we can find anyways for you to save money which whilst not effectively making any it will mean youll have more to go round0
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chloebelle wrote: »There are loads of ways to make extra income:
- daily clicks
- ebay (I know you said you've already had a clearout but look again, if you really want to clear the debt then you must have some shoes/clothes/dvd's etc that would be worth selling)
- Amazon (as above)
- Mystery shopping - you say you can't get another job but this is something you could fit inaround existing commitments.
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I find Ebay is one of the best ways for me to increase my income as I can fit it round work and my daughter.
Like someone else has said have a look around and see if anymore you can sell.
Might be worth asking friends and family if they have anything and you can list for them and split cash??Proud to be dealing with my debts - DFW No: 712
03/09/09 - DEBT FREE AT LAST
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also it might help to put your soa up we can have a look at it and see of we can find anyways for you to save money which whilst not effectively making any it will mean youll have more to go round
Outgoings Wkly
Rent £70
Telephone £10
Food £25
Heating £10
Child Payments £30
Payplan £250 -
that is literally down to the bone ...food is really the only thing you can alter there (that i can see) have you had a look at the os board they are great at cheap and healthy meal ideas... also could your ex partner accept even a £5 a week reduction for a short while to get you back on your feet? the phone bill is it a mobile? can you not use it as much (possibly save £1 or £2 a week or are you tied to a contract? i dont understand dmps or iva's so i cant recommend anything about payplan...
have you checked to see if your entitled to any government help? tax credits etc?0 -
Sorry I don't know your circumstances but have you checked if you are entitled to any benefits of any sort?Proud to be dealing with my debts - DFW No: 712
03/09/09 - DEBT FREE AT LAST
Racing Hypno to Save - £10/£50000 -
Sorry I don't know your circumstances but have you checked if you are entitled to any benefits of any sort?0
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You haven't listed gas/electric/council tax......are they included in your rent by any chance?
I just want to say, a lot of blokes in your position would use it as an excuse not to pay child maintenance - good on you for keeping up with it ( and that's meant genuinely, not meant patronisingly) :TGOD BLESS DURAN DURANOfficial DFW Nerd Club - Member no 293 Proud to be dealing with my debtsMarch NSD 5/10 March Make £5 Day £99.28/£1550
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