Make £2023 in 2023

Slinky

No number

Interest £9.06, Chase roundup interest 18p, Chase rewards £17.18, Prolific £70.01, Wombling/Roadkill £3.10 (£1 picked up walking across the park, Litterpickers wages 2 £1 coins found separately in railway carpark, plus 10p somewhere else.)

Total: £1171.01/£2023  57.88%

purplevamp

purplevamp said:Total = £348.78

Totals for April

£9.99 ~ 123 interest
£7.75 ~ Amazon Shopper Panel
£5.00 ~ Answerpoints
£47.19 ~ ebay sales
£5.00 ~ National Lottery
£16.50 ~ Panelbase
£10.00 ~ Pinecone Research
£50.00 ~ Polulus Live
£20.00 ~ Shop N Scan
£25.00 ~ Swagbucks
£6.00 ~ Teepublic

Total = £551.21

sparklychar

April totals #64 

£600 freelance work (after I've kept some in savings to pay tax bill later)
£103.84 Marcus interest
£14.36 Halifax cashback
£2 Asda Cashpot spend

April total £720.20

YTD: £1894.57 /£2023. 

No more lucrative freelancing lined up unfortunately, just a little bit of piano teaching, but it will all add up. I've got started with a little bit of vinted selling today too. 

SeekingFlight

So April total is £670.52. getting there slowly

lindos90

Number #39

Interest £56.92

Ebay and FB sales £200.80

Lottery scratchcard (in a christmas cracker, forgot winning until last week!) £4

Backlog of stamps from Kantar £85.20

Running totals (will add to grand total in December) for: prolific £40.18

: Isay £14.66

April Total £346.92

So far this year £790.32

SuperExcelMan

Number 3 for April

A quiet month

Halifax, Santander, RBS, and NatWest bank rewards- £21.69
Yougov surveys -£50
Viewers £1.50
Opinium Research £25
Storewards £10

Total April £108.19
YTD £818.23

Thanks

Living_my_best_life

#58 £861.46/£2023

April's update 
bank interest 65p
top cashback £66.28
FB sales £4
Asda rewards £13.00 in the pot
road kill 20p
caravan rental £41.69
nationwide cashback £5.65

£132.47 for April

MoonChild91

#62 with £5.62 in interest on savings, and £24 in freebies from testing panels. Also cashed in 71p in Co-op points. Total now £949.69

Grumpy_chap

Grumpy_chap said:

Grumpy_chap said:

Revised totals:
Loyalty rewards for coffee £20.40
Retail cashback £43.76
Loyalty card reward £10.50
Winnings £25
Roadkill £0.12
Total £99.78

#55

After a dry-spell a bit of a spree of activity.

• Two wins £22.50 + £22
• Coffee paid with stamps £1.65
• Cashback £6.74

This brings my updated totals to:

• Loyalty rewards for coffee £22.05
• Retail cashback £50.50
• Loyalty card reward £10.50
• Winnings £69.50
• Roadkill £0.12
• Total £152.67

I'd also like to check some things whether they count or not.

I sold my car, so can I count the money for that, plus insurance refund and road tax refund?

I also saw others counted water rates and council tax payment holidays, but that is not really "make" but just a cash-flow thing?

Finally, people have counted reduction by shopping around for insurance renewals - again, does that count as "make"?

#55
A little update from me.

• Four coffees purchased using stamps / beans, total £10.20
• Sold the car £1,050 plus £75 VED refund, total £1,125.  Insurance refund to follow.  This makes a big helping hand to the total for the year.

Updated totals:

• Loyalty rewards for coffee £32.25
• Retail cashback £50.50
• Loyalty card reward £10.50
• Winnings £69.50
• Roadkill £0.12
• Sold car £1,125
• Total £1,287.87

I was not sure about putting the car sale in as I think I maybe will get a new car, but I've been a month now since sale and using the train has been fine.  I also found a car sharing app near me - there is a local car listed at £40 per day to use that so I might give it a go when I next need to do a trip for work that does not suit the train.  I am starting to think that selling the car does count.

linz

I counted selling my scooter last year in the £2022 challenge