Today’s Money Making

So, today has been a mixed bag on the money-making front.

I started off with two risk-free casino offers which I’d seen via the forum I use for all of my risk-free offers and matched betting, these made me £23.50 altogether. These offers are fairly regular and I usually make a decent amount of profit from them every month. I also made case completing a couple of other offers listed on the site recently.

I then checked out Swagbucks to complete the daily tasks which always bump up my SB each morning. I was pleased to see I’d received some cashback I’d been waiting for which took me over 800SB and I was able to withdraw £5 to paypal, it hit my account within two hours, I think that’s the quickest yet! I hung about on Swagbucks and completed a couple of surveys as well as letting the SBTV app run on my mobile, I’ve now got up to just shy of 200SB again already so hopefully I’ll be taking my never fiver out soon.

I received an email from Onepoll apologising for the delay in processing the £40 payment I’m still waiting for. I hadn’t chased it with it being Christmas so I was pleased they acknowledged the delay. I was even more pleasantly surprised when they advised me they’d added an extra £5 to my account by way of an apology!

I also completed some tasks on my iPhone for £, I’m currently testing a few apps out before listing them on My Money Cottage so that I know they’re up to scratch.

As well as making money, I’ve been passing on the importance of saving money to the children. My eldest son is 10 and is a fantastic saver, his 7 year old sister loves to spend though. Recently, however, she’s managed to build up £70 from Christmas money and money she’d received from relatives. I’ve been talking to her about opening up a savings account like her brother and she finally decided she wanted to do it. So, today we went to the Building Society and opened it. Hopefully she’ll be less likely to spend and more likely to save now!

I also added my 3p to my Christmas 2017 pot, taking my total up to £0.06, this may seem a tiny amount but it will quickly become £100s, you can join in with this here The 1p Challenge Christmas 2017.