~Make upto £10 a day challenge January 2018~

Talia1

January total £194.19.

Not brilliant, not a good month on all fronts but helloooo February,
Some brilliant totals reported, well done.

shariann

cufc_mike wrote: »

Evening all. £20.25 for me today from matched betting.

Fantastic result Milly-Ann-Molly - well done!

What is everybody doing with their 'extra funds' they're making from these daily tasks? Would love to hear the stories.

Mine isn't particularly exciting. I was using the money to pay off my credit card, but now that is done, I'm splitting all extra daily earnings 3 ways:
1/3rd into my matched betting pot (more funds = more participation)
1/3rd towards paying off our family holiday this Summer (first one abroad in....too long!)
1/3rd towards paying off my mortgage (9 months shaved off already, and nearly £700 saved in interest)

Sadly mine is paying off debts!

ziggy2407

Just a little update from me

SunSavers - £6

Also wanted to say "Well Done" to everyone who's made money this month and thank you to everyone for making this a great thread to be a part of. My "money making" is to be used for our summer holiday.

Milly-Ann-Molly

is there a link up for february yet? i couldn't find one. Thanks x

Aesop

Milly-Ann-Molly wrote: »

is there a link up for february yet? i couldn't find one. Thanks x

no I am on now.

Aesop

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Wow!!! Just spotted that we're mentioned in Martin's latest newsletter as Debt-free Wannabe Chat of the Week:j:beer::dance:_party_


Let's get ready to welcome lots of new people for February's challenge:j

this has been a rubbish month for me money making wise. I don't even get a chance to read Martins news letter lol

Aesop

Milly-Ann-Molly wrote: »

Just managed to catch up on a weeks worth of reading! I still have the dratted flu (week 9 now)...

Finally had a PPI payment I applied for though a claims company last july...the bank had declined all my MSE style letters so I opted to use a high percentage charging company... it paid off ... just had £4085.18 (which is really £2621.04 after they take the fees out!!:eek:) So I am glad to say I have paid off the smaller credit card IN FULL! yes result.:j:j:j

also this week I have had:
£5 amazon top up credit
£40 cash from parents
£37.45 wages
£10 refund from a facebook purchase gone bad (well woodwormy really!)
£60 withdrawn from ebay sales
£1 from the washing machine fairy...

i saved money too as my son lost his freshly removed tooth...so tooth fairy didn't visit...although its kind of gross that some where in the house is a loose tooth... i just hope the dogs don't eat it!

So I am going to declare january's makings now as I am posting parcels tomorrow and probably won't make anymore in the next day or so...

Happily declaring £3497.53 for january!!!!

I highly doubt I will EVER have one that high again. I would never have thought it would be more like £112 per day this month...:T

Back to pennies from now on I reckon. At least we are one debt less and I can now work on raising money for boiler repairs and car repairs! I opted to pay the credit card to avoid the interest charges of nearly £40 a month...

everything costs so very much these days

Good luck everyone for the final totals. see you in the february thread x

that's brilliant about ppi, but didn't you go down ombudsman route instead? shame you had to hire one of those vulture companies

well done though on managing to pay off a credit card

felixthemoggy

I don't feel as though I've done too bad this month, I've managed to save/make £165.67 in total.

I've already got a few payments in the pipeline for next month so hopefully should be off to a good start.

Aesop

feb thread up and running, thanks as always to Lynnejk for doing such a wonderful job with challengers list.

I better tot up what i have earnt over the month, tomorrow, for Shariann.

she is our star who produces the lovely stats of what the thread makes each month.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=73811971&posted=1#post73811971

Aesop

felixthemoggy wrote: »

I don't feel as though I've done too bad this month, I've managed to save/make £165.67 in total.

I've already got a few payments in the pipeline for next month so hopefully should be off to a good start.

that's really good, well done! :j:beer: