Make £2021 IN 2021

AuburnEnigma

#42 reporting in for June:

Profits from bets: £57.51 
Dividends: £45.32
Bank interest: £4.70

Monthly total: £107.53; YTD: £2681.05


I have somewhat started matched betting on the horses and I'm doing decently well with that so far. I'm not going to be getting large amounts back with that but every little helps. 

hikingqueen

Another £64 for me please

asajj

A bit late but my June totals were £210



Make £2021 in 2021 challenge - £940.15/£2021

Marpau

#53
June totals

Postal survey £15.36
Bank reward £15.00
Vouchers      £73.49
Lotto win      £ 7.90
Facebook sale £5.00
Tax rebate. £179.47
Car tax rebate £10.41
Insurance rebate £7.23
EBay sales £48.13
Vinted £20.38
Visa cash back £21.62

Total £403.99

Year to date £1633.65

frugalandsave

Nr 28 reporting in for the month of June: 

Nielson Panel Survey: £5 Amazon
Bank Interest: £1.72
SwagBucks: £170.79
June total: £177.51

Year Total: £1142.21 

SuperExcelMan

Number 33 reporting in for July:

Selling stuff £17.28 (YTD £459.74) - proper dropped off.
Bank rewards £19.04 (YTD £153.4) 
Surveys £63.60 (YTD £472.88) - my No.1 source of extra income
Receipt scanning £2 (YTD £93) - just a bad month for timing
Misc £80 (YTD £300.51)

Total £181.92 (YTD £1479.53)

Misc was mostly £70 compensation from TalkTalk when they failed to turn up to an appointment.

I’m glad I did this challenge, it makes me account for everything. Along with it I’ve reduced all my outgoings, overpaid my mortgage massively, bought expensive things I wanted (new phone, new computer etc) without getting in debt.

I think I should beat the target, but I’ll carry on regardless. 

As a side point, my outstanding mortgage amount dips below my annual salary this weekend, which I’m very pleased at.

balabooberlies

SuperExcelMan said:

Number 33 reporting in for July:

Selling stuff £17.28 (YTD £459.74) - proper dropped off.
Bank rewards £19.04 (YTD £153.4) 
Surveys £63.60 (YTD £472.88) - my No.1 source of extra income
Receipt scanning £2 (YTD £93) - just a bad month for timing
Misc £80 (YTD £300.51)

Total £181.92 (YTD £1479.53)

Misc was mostly £70 compensation from TalkTalk when they failed to turn up to an appointment.

I’m glad I did this challenge, it makes me account for everything. Along with it I’ve reduced all my outgoings, overpaid my mortgage massively, bought expensive things I wanted (new phone, new computer etc) without getting in debt.

I think I should beat the target, but I’ll carry on regardless. 

As a side point, my outstanding mortgage amount dips below my annual salary this weekend, which I’m very pleased at.

Great to hear....and very inspiring.

MoonChild91

#20 here - reporting for June and July (I had a birthday break!)

£123 (approx) overtime
£19.18 TopCashback
£5 Lifepoints Panel
£1.90 Shopmium
£0.04 interest 
£91 value of freebies (Whind face mask full size, 2 free cocktails, 2 free coffees, Hobbycraft voucher, Body Shop voucher, Hotel Chocolat voucher, Paperchase Voucher, Neals Yard voucher, free drinks at restaurant)
£15 ice cream vouchers from comp

June/July total = £255.12 (massively helped by birthday freebies!)

(I've also got a replacement backpack after a manufacturing fault and got several sample packs/gifts with purchase for my birthday but seeing as I had to spend to get them I haven't included them)

Total = £753.4/£2021

purplevamp

purplevamp said: Total - £754-28

And I thought the last two months were bad. 😭😭

£7.65 ~ Santander Interest
£25 ~ Swagbucks
£2.50 ~ Opinion Outpost
£3.55 ~ Branded Surveys
£6.18 ~ Neobux
😞

I also won £10 on Free National Lottery but as I haven't received it yet this will be added once I do.

Total = £799.16

hikingqueen

Another £225 in the pot.

Have sold off everything we wanted to, so probably not going to make much more, but got to just over £3000, so really pleased! Now, having relocated from abroad, the challenge is to replace things sold, but spend less than what we made.