What is a Reverse Advent Calendar?
With the festive season right around the corner, the chances are you’ve recently heard the term ‘reverse advent calendar’ – but what does that actually mean? A reverse advent calendar…
Category: Make Money
Side Hustle Income Report – October 2020
If you’ve been here before, chances are you’ll know how much I love a good income report. Reading other people’s income reports are what prompted me to start both matched…
How I Made Money in My First Two Weeks of Blogging
I’ve never made any secret about why I started blogging. After weeks of reading blogging income reports from the likes of Making Sense of Cents and Create and Go, I…
How to Use Linkedin to Further Your Career
I’ve been using Linkedin since I was about eighteen – I set up my free account with the bare minimum during Sixth Form, and left it ticking over in the…
Side Hustle Income Report – September 2020
Happy October! Things are certainly getting chillier round here, the nights are drawing in, and with Christmas just around the corner (sorry folks, it’s true!) I thought now was a…
15 Ways to Get More eBay Sales Today
I love selling on eBay. Over the years, I’ve sold my old stuff, my families’ old stuff (with their permission of course!), and even spent a year reselling treasures I’d…
What is an Emergency Fund and How is it Different to a Sinking Fund?
It’s a good question – and one you’ve probably thought to yourself when first entering in to your financial freedom journey: What is an Emergency Fund, and how is it…
Money Making Ideas for Students
As a student, I was always looking for ways to make money. Thing is, I only ever looked at the obvious options – retail, cafes, bar work, call centres. I…
Side Hustle Income Report – August 2020
When I was weighing up whether to set up a blog or not, I was consuming a lot of different blog-related content – from Youtube, to Pinterest, to podcasts…and of…
How to Make an Extra £500 Before Christmas
Us Brits spend an average of £512 on gifts every Christmas – and with most of this being spent on credit cards, it leaves us with a debt-hangover that follows…
