I just want to know what kind of academics can afford to pay you!Set myself a weird challenge in March/April of completing academic surveys in my spare time rather than doing other meaningless stuff like swiping social media or watching crap TV.
I’ve accumulated roughly $60 a month since April time and invested it entirely into Tesla of which I’m currently up just under 30%
I’ll not touch this money til 2030 (can’t see myself keeping up this challenge though, it’s mind numbingly boring).
I just want to know what kind of academics can afford to pay you!
Took 3 grand out and had a month off work. More important things than money sometimes.
Sound thanks mate. How are you?Hope you're doing well mate.
Hope you're doing well mate.
Sound thanks mate. How are you?
Getting a ~£37 dividend on a £50 investment in a start up next week after some cloak and daggers.
We got sent a shareholder update at the start of December that went something like "Heyyy everything's great, revenue's up. The media said some bad things but ignore them, anyway here's a share buyback offer you should accept". This was sent a few minutes AFTER an email containing the buy back DocuSign, and included minutes of a "board meeting" at which the CEO was the only attendee.
People kicked up a fuss on the Crowdcube forum and not only did it not make any sense, but Crowdcube are the shareholder nominee so he's not even allowed to make direct offers like that. CrowdCube said they'd look into it and a week later we get told we're all getting dividends.
Four years to the day. Still currently deposit £250 a month without roundupsWell you've convinced me to sign up!
£50 a week on an adventurous level Stock and Shares ISA
Look forward to monitoring the results!
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Four years to the day. Still currently deposit £250 a month without roundups
I'm now sitting on £15,028.44 making me 19.88%
I've made £5k since my last update a year ago which is £3k in deposits plus £2k in interest
Buzzing!
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Whilst I'm here, another new thing I'm doing on the side of bank switches and academic surveys to funnel money into consistent monthly investments:
Roamler
Small amounts of money can be made completing mystery shopper tasks. In Coventry so far this has been taking pictures of products in places like Tesco, uploading it and answering a few questions. Seen one today where you turn up at Coombe Abbey hotel, order a pint of Mahou and take a picture of it before you drink it for a few quid (They also refund cost of the pint). I looked like a bit of a pest taking pictures of feminine products yesterday but earnt £3 whilst doing my usual weekly shop.
I aim to earn £50 a month on academic surveys. As for Roamler, I’ve only just started so I’ll see if I can provide a roundup next month having used it whilst working a full time job. I get a lot of these ideas from the “beermoney” Reddit forum.Hoping this isn’t too personal a question, how much are you able to earn a month using this?
Cannot beat the long term strategy and markets and the benefits of compounding, my grandad when I was starting work at 16 lectured me about Pensions and joining straight away and if you get a pay rise, try to keep most but increase your pension by 0.5% of the pay award, many years I haven't had a pay award but followed the advice and the fund is incredible now, the only thing I wish I had done earlier was ISA's so the pension could keep on growing whilst you draw down the ISA money first and the governments ever changing pension rules but I am a spender so I always wanted it in my pension where I couldn't touch it until 55. Just got to get to and be alive at 55 nowFour years to the day. Still currently deposit £250 a month without roundups
I'm now sitting on £15,028.44 making me 19.88%
I've made £5k since my last update a year ago which is £3k in deposits plus £2k in interest
Buzzing!
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Just having a look at Trading 212. What's the best option for someone who won't be following the ups and downs of individual companies. The stocks and shares ISA, one of their pre-made pies? Any recommendations?
Obviously only putting a small amount in to test the water but figured this was a better option than dumping some cash in my Bet365 account for the upcoming season!
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