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Online survey sites or as I call them Online Pounds
PanelBase
You can earn money by completing surveys, each time you complete a survey you are rewarded between £0.25 and £10.00 depending on the duration and how complex the survey is.
When you have earned £10.00 on panelbase.net you can then withdraw your credits into cash via a BACS transfer, convert it into high street vouchers or you can donate it the money to charity.
This is one of my favourite online research surveys sites. I've already accumulated £32.00 by completing the odd survey due to the rewards for each survey. If you want to try it out, Click Here to join.
InboxPounds
You can earn money doing simple searches, playing games, referring friends, completing surveys, tasks and offers. You also get paid emails, it's only 1p per email you confirm that you have received but you get plenty of them. The money adds up in no time. The cash out amount is $20.00
This is one of the easiest sites to earn money on. There is so much you can do on it to earn money. Instead of using google, use inboxpounds and earn extra money for searches you'd be doing anyway. Personally I find inboxpounds is one of my favourites as I can use it on my phone, why not try it out? Click Here to join.
Mintvine
You can earn points by completing surveys, polls, offers and also by having referrals, which are then changed when you 'cash out' your points. To cash out you must reach 1000pts.
Don't forget to earn extra points with the daily polls, by completing a poll a day, when you reach a streak of 10 polls, you get an extra 25 points on top.
Payment options are; cash via paypal, e-giftcards for; amazon.co.uk, debenhams, golfsmith, house of frazer, itunes UK, marks and spencers, newlook, pizza express, prepaid virtual mastercard, starbucks UK, The great british pub, the restaurant card, and Ticketmaster UK.
I tend to do the odd survey and complete the daily polls. It's handy for an extra bit of cash as I let my points build up before I cash out. It's one of my favourite sites that I've tried, if you want to try it too? Click Here to join.
One Poll
You can earn money by completing short surveys, which take a couple of minutes of your time. You can earn between 10p and 20p per survey, but there's always plenty of surveys available. The payout amount for Onepoll is £40.00
Payment options for Onepoll are BACS payment, which is directly into your bank account or Paypal.
I wouldn't say this one is one of my favourites, I find it takes a good while to wait for all those 10p's and 20p's to add up to £40.00 but it's handy for wasting a bit of extra time waiting on the bus, etc. Why not try it out? Click Here to join.
PanelBase
You can earn money by completing surveys, each time you complete a survey you are rewarded between £0.25 and £10.00 depending on the duration and how complex the survey is.
When you have earned £10.00 on panelbase.net you can then withdraw your credits into cash via a BACS transfer, convert it into high street vouchers or you can donate it the money to charity.
This is one of my favourite online research surveys sites. I've already accumulated £32.00 by completing the odd survey due to the rewards for each survey. If you want to try it out, Click Here to join.
InboxPounds
You can earn money doing simple searches, playing games, referring friends, completing surveys, tasks and offers. You also get paid emails, it's only 1p per email you confirm that you have received but you get plenty of them. The money adds up in no time. The cash out amount is $20.00
This is one of the easiest sites to earn money on. There is so much you can do on it to earn money. Instead of using google, use inboxpounds and earn extra money for searches you'd be doing anyway. Personally I find inboxpounds is one of my favourites as I can use it on my phone, why not try it out? Click Here to join.
Mintvine
You can earn points by completing surveys, polls, offers and also by having referrals, which are then changed when you 'cash out' your points. To cash out you must reach 1000pts.
Don't forget to earn extra points with the daily polls, by completing a poll a day, when you reach a streak of 10 polls, you get an extra 25 points on top.
Payment options are; cash via paypal, e-giftcards for; amazon.co.uk, debenhams, golfsmith, house of frazer, itunes UK, marks and spencers, newlook, pizza express, prepaid virtual mastercard, starbucks UK, The great british pub, the restaurant card, and Ticketmaster UK.
I tend to do the odd survey and complete the daily polls. It's handy for an extra bit of cash as I let my points build up before I cash out. It's one of my favourite sites that I've tried, if you want to try it too? Click Here to join.
One Poll
You can earn money by completing short surveys, which take a couple of minutes of your time. You can earn between 10p and 20p per survey, but there's always plenty of surveys available. The payout amount for Onepoll is £40.00
Payment options for Onepoll are BACS payment, which is directly into your bank account or Paypal.
I wouldn't say this one is one of my favourites, I find it takes a good while to wait for all those 10p's and 20p's to add up to £40.00 but it's handy for wasting a bit of extra time waiting on the bus, etc. Why not try it out? Click Here to join.
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Money Saving Tips and Ideas
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Pay off debts and Credit cards quickly.
Try the snowballing method, instead of paying off the minimum amount, if you have some extra cash spare, add it on and get rid of it that bit faster. If you can't pay off your credit card debts in time before their interest free period, transfer them to another card with a 0% transfer offer, so you can continue to pay off your debts Interest free!
Are you a smoker?
Cut down or even better quit smoking, it saves you an absolute bundle! I'm currently in the process of quitting smoking. I looked at it this way, it's £6.99 for a pack of 17 sterling fresh burst, so say £7 a day for 1 pack, that's £49 per week, approximately £196 per month, and about £2,352 per year I could be saving!
Do you drink Alcohol?
Save money by cutting down on alcohol, or not buying any at all. What's the point in it anyway? A few giggles an such and a nasty hangover? No, Thank you.
Do you have Girls Nights Out?
Try a girls night in, pamper yourselves at home for a lot cheaper, a rented movie or DVD and home made popcorn.
Do you buy water?
You could save a small fortune filling up a bottle of water at home from your own tap. Every £1 adds up. I use to buy a new bottle of water every time I went to work, now I fill my water bottle at home. Another £1 saved.
Do you buy food at work?
Save yourself a pretty penny by making yourself some lunches, the night before or the morning of your day before you go to work. In my workplace a meal deal is £3, that's your juice, sandwich/pasta and a snack such as crisps. So, I save £3 every time I bring myself something from home to work to eat on my break.
No Spend days/items
You can also try No spend days or No spend items. These are great! See how long you can go without spending money on items such as sweets, clothes, shoes, etc or just have no spend days, go spend a day at the park with the kids, have some no money days.
Walk more!
Instead of getting in the car and driving down the road, why not walk? Not only will it help keep you healthy and active but it'll save you a few quid on petrol, and it's good for the environment.
Save money on electric. 'If it's not in use, turn off the juice!'
If no one is in the room, turn out the light. Little habits like this can save you a fortune in electric. Even have a family day, where you all play a board game, or you can read a book or draw, do something productive with your time instead of sitting watching television or on the computer.
Try the snowballing method, instead of paying off the minimum amount, if you have some extra cash spare, add it on and get rid of it that bit faster. If you can't pay off your credit card debts in time before their interest free period, transfer them to another card with a 0% transfer offer, so you can continue to pay off your debts Interest free!
Are you a smoker?
Cut down or even better quit smoking, it saves you an absolute bundle! I'm currently in the process of quitting smoking. I looked at it this way, it's £6.99 for a pack of 17 sterling fresh burst, so say £7 a day for 1 pack, that's £49 per week, approximately £196 per month, and about £2,352 per year I could be saving!
Do you drink Alcohol?
Save money by cutting down on alcohol, or not buying any at all. What's the point in it anyway? A few giggles an such and a nasty hangover? No, Thank you.
Do you have Girls Nights Out?
Try a girls night in, pamper yourselves at home for a lot cheaper, a rented movie or DVD and home made popcorn.
Do you buy water?
You could save a small fortune filling up a bottle of water at home from your own tap. Every £1 adds up. I use to buy a new bottle of water every time I went to work, now I fill my water bottle at home. Another £1 saved.
Do you buy food at work?
Save yourself a pretty penny by making yourself some lunches, the night before or the morning of your day before you go to work. In my workplace a meal deal is £3, that's your juice, sandwich/pasta and a snack such as crisps. So, I save £3 every time I bring myself something from home to work to eat on my break.
No Spend days/items
You can also try No spend days or No spend items. These are great! See how long you can go without spending money on items such as sweets, clothes, shoes, etc or just have no spend days, go spend a day at the park with the kids, have some no money days.
Walk more!
Instead of getting in the car and driving down the road, why not walk? Not only will it help keep you healthy and active but it'll save you a few quid on petrol, and it's good for the environment.
Save money on electric. 'If it's not in use, turn off the juice!'
If no one is in the room, turn out the light. Little habits like this can save you a fortune in electric. Even have a family day, where you all play a board game, or you can read a book or draw, do something productive with your time instead of sitting watching television or on the computer.
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