ways to make moneymoney in your spare time

#Ways to make moneymoney in your spare time how to
#Ways to make moneymoney in your spare time full

The only reason i haven't started doing this is because i'm not really sure how to get started doing this. It's what i'm good at and it's what i enjoy so it seems win/win to me. So far my only idea has been to be a 'freelance' tech guy, basically upgrading, repairing, optimizing and possibly making computers for people. So, my real question is how can i make some money on the side while i'm sorting my life out? I'm not talking huge amounts but even £50 a week extra would be a start. This is a surprising come down for me as i used to bank £200 a month into a savings account and still afford to buy myself stuff and not have to worry about using my car/petrol. Basically i can pay my rent, car insurance, petrol, food, mobile phone and occasional bills but my spending basically ends there.

#Ways to make moneymoney in your spare time full

I should point out that we are in fact full time employees of the company despite these ridiculous part times hours.Īn important thing to note is that i am currently looking for other jobs, though i admit that this is a bit of a sad case at the moment as i can't seem to find a job that i would want to do that would actually hire me due to either lack of experience or lack of a degree (i'm educated up to A Levels and have 4 in total, Grades A,B,B,B), it seems companies don't like training people.īut now it has gotten to the point where although i can just about to stay afloat financially it's becoming increasingly difficult, like literally down to a couple of £'s by the next paycheck. 'We' being me and my co-workers who aren't salaried managers. For the last few months we've suffered the same slump as everyone else in retail after Xmas, the 'Post Christmas Crash' if you will, however, the situation has not really improved and we're stuck on between 15-20 hours per week. The company i work for pays per hour (rather than a set salary), granted its a decent hourly wage for fairly menial work (~£9.25 an hour, supervisor at a European supermarket) and it's never been much of a problem until now. The only reason i'm asking here is because it seems when u search Google for ideas on this subject it seems to think you've searched for 'Pyramid Schemes' or 'Pyramid Schemes'+'this isn't a pyramid scheme!'+honest.īasically, I've come upon a situation in my life where i am financially struggling.

Hey guys, i figure this should become a fairly interesting discussion/thread.