saving money

Yes we have all seen these ads on facebook etc saying you can make thousands of pounds with only a few hours work at a computer. All you have to do is pay by credit or debit card around £1.50 for the pack and you can start earning..... sorry but the 'too good to be true' alert started to ring loudly in my ear. This is a big con.  On some forums people have not only been charged this small fee but up to £200 as well which the 'company' will not refund. The type of work depends on traffic through the site and the adds produced, key word searches etc. Unfortunately this reached saturation point around 8 years ago so the chances of making any money out of it are small.   The 'blogs' all have pictures of the person next to the expensive car or near a boat, it is highly unlikely they own these things. The only people getting rich off these kind of adds are the people running the adds. It's a pity facebook is still running these but the shear volume of them is a...

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Sorry just remembered I forgot to include this: One of my favorite cash back sites unfortunately no longer gets cashback from amazon.co.uk However, it still has many shops on it and well worth being a member of. https://www.internetcashback.co.uk/refer/44869

Well yet again it's the savers that get the proverbial kick in the teeth as the Bank of England has cut interest rates to 1%. There may be some good fixed rate savings accounts out there but they are getting rare on the ground. Well it is good news for variable rate mortgage holders. (unless your lender has put a 'collar' on the rate and is no-longer lowering the interest. Check the small print) Now may be the time to start paying off more of the capital of the mortgage this way when the rates go back up there is less capital for the interest to be charged on.