Earn at home

seconding the poster above, swagbucks requires a lot of time to get any decent income and there are far better uses of your time. i gave up as i kept doing surveys and it would let me complete the first 10 questions before telling me i wasn't able to do the rest and i would only get 1 or 2 swagbucks.

Kayalana99 wrote: »

I think they made a new law recently that got you round this to a certain point? Something like you can earn £1,000 a year without having to declare it as income?

I believe that starts this year (April?). Although I'm not sure if survey sites and similar would still fall under a grey area as it would be £1000 tax free, but some don't class it as taxable and don't declare it because it's a reward and therefore won't consider it as part of the £1000 anyway.

Right now, surveys are not specified as taxable income (they're just not mentioned at all) and surveys are not a job (the survey sites usually state something along them lines in their T&Cs) so aren't taxable under that classification.

If you're not gaining anywhere near £1000 then it doesn't matter either way, that would cover you. If you gain over £1000 and surveys are not specified in the new law then it's the same issue as now.

Hi I am currently without transport so am limited to doing my usual amount of merchandise work. Village bus service 😔
Any advice of surveys/ sites etc to earn a few extra pounds
Many thanks

if you already work full time then swagbucks would be a total waste of your time.

Swagbucks is great for those who cant work or those who choose to stay home to look after babies/children.
It will give those people an extra few quid a month. As they are at home anyway, the time doesn't matter.

But for someone who is used to going out to work, 2 hours overtime is worth more than you would get on Swagbucks a month.
Or get another part time job.
Iron a bag of clothes per week.

If you don't mind working, you can earn so much more than on swagbucks.

Wizzbang wrote: »

I make £100 a month on Swagbucks for very little effort - no more than 2 hrs per week. I think £12.50 an hour for working at home is pretty alright. It has taken a while to get the hang of the site, to build up to that. I started off wondering how people made their target each day!

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It can be hard and a lot of effort on swagbucks. I have it as a little extra in case I need to buy something like a gift off amazon or my partner uses his to buy games on steam. I would suggest going for a part time job instead if you want a little bit more than what you can get off swagbucks. You can just let the SB apps run through the evening earning you a bit every night.