saving money

Keen photographer? Well you can sell your photos online. If people download them then you will get a fixed commission for it. The more you upload the more you can make. This can have a 'long tail' as this can be a constant money maker. It may not net you masses but the better your photos then the more likely they are to be bought. I use the one below. http://en.fotolia.com/partner/200856225

Yep the so called credit crunch is here to stay for a while at least. Even though I never pay full price for anything if I can help it, there are easy ways of saving money. This is particularly easy if you shop on-line. We are all aware, or should be, of these price comparison websites but there are also cash back websites. These are advertising sites which give you part of the commission they get for you clicking on the shops advert on their site. examples are: http://www.internetcashback.co.uk/refer/44869 this one gives you a £10 bonus just for signing up plus it is the only one I have found that has amazon on it. The major drawback is that you have to earn £40 cash back before they pay out. Still it is always worth a go Top Cashback OK this one does not give you a signing bonus but it does have the highest rates of cash back and you can select when you get paid. also try http://www.stocktogo.co.uk/ this has a range of items at low prices. I'll keep looking for these sites and u...