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I am looking to buy a mk1 mx 5 soon but need to find an exta income source to pay for it and appease the mrs.
Matched betting seems a good way to make a few hundred relatively easily? When looking at cars on ebay and autotrader it has struck me how little effort some people put into their adverts. Is anyone making extra cash by purchasing cars cleaning them and relisting with good quality photos and descriptions?
other legal suggestions welcome! Cheers.
Matched betting seems a good way to make a few hundred relatively easily? When looking at cars on ebay and autotrader it has struck me how little effort some people put into their adverts. Is anyone making extra cash by purchasing cars cleaning them and relisting with good quality photos and descriptions?
other legal suggestions welcome! Cheers.
covmutley said:
I am looking to buy a mk1 mx 5 soon but need to find an exta income source to pay for it and appease the mrs.
Matched betting seems a good way to make a few hundred relatively easily? When looking at cars on ebay and autotrader it has struck me how little effort some people put into their adverts. Is anyone making extra cash by purchasing cars cleaning them and relisting with good quality photos and descriptions?
other legal suggestions welcome! Cheers.
Work overtime?Matched betting seems a good way to make a few hundred relatively easily? When looking at cars on ebay and autotrader it has struck me how little effort some people put into their adverts. Is anyone making extra cash by purchasing cars cleaning them and relisting with good quality photos and descriptions?
other legal suggestions welcome! Cheers.
My son earns £20 for a saturday in a garden centre. Tax and NI free at present due to age and low level of income. The ADULTS get 40 minus tax and NI for a day. Do the whole weekend you'd have £50 in your back pocket.
20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
Mr POD said:
My son earns £20 for a saturday in a garden centre. Tax and NI free at present due to age and low level of income. The ADULTS get 40 minus tax and NI for a day. Do the whole weekend you'd have £50 in your back pocket.
20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
There are no tax reliefs due to being young. 20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
covmutley said:
I am looking to buy a mk1 mx 5 soon but need to find an exta income source to pay for it and appease the mrs.
Matched betting seems a good way to make a few hundred relatively easily? When looking at cars on ebay and autotrader it has struck me how little effort some people put into their adverts. Is anyone making extra cash by purchasing cars cleaning them and relisting with good quality photos and descriptions?
other legal suggestions welcome! Cheers.
Buying and selling cars like this (on eBay) is NOT as easy as it looks - very time consuming and plenty of hidden risks. You need to purchase trade car insurance up front which is not cheap, used car market is not exactly on the up either.Matched betting seems a good way to make a few hundred relatively easily? When looking at cars on ebay and autotrader it has struck me how little effort some people put into their adverts. Is anyone making extra cash by purchasing cars cleaning them and relisting with good quality photos and descriptions?
other legal suggestions welcome! Cheers.
Eric Mc said:
Mr POD said:
My son earns £20 for a saturday in a garden centre. Tax and NI free at present due to age and low level of income. The ADULTS get 40 minus tax and NI for a day. Do the whole weekend you'd have £50 in your back pocket.
20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
There are no tax reliefs due to being young. 20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
I've looked into the rules of employment and his hours and scope of his job fit within the rules, and his employer has informed the Councils Education Department as per the law, a full risk assessment on his duties have been done and documented in writting. His pay puts him at below the thresholds for tax and NI.
Mr POD said:
Eric Mc said:
Mr POD said:
My son earns £20 for a saturday in a garden centre. Tax and NI free at present due to age and low level of income. The ADULTS get 40 minus tax and NI for a day. Do the whole weekend you'd have £50 in your back pocket.
20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
There are no tax reliefs due to being young. 20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
I've looked into the rules of employment and his hours and scope of his job fit within the rules, and his employer has informed the Councils Education Department as per the law, a full risk assessment on his duties have been done and documented in writting. His pay puts him at below the thresholds for tax and NI.
Income Tax is not. Every human being is liable to Income Tax from the moment they are born. Obviously, if their overall earnings in any given tax year are below the tax allowance levels, then they won't be liable to any tax. But that rule applies to everybody, irrespective of their age.
Eric Mc said:
Mr POD said:
Eric Mc said:
Mr POD said:
My son earns £20 for a saturday in a garden centre. Tax and NI free at present due to age and low level of income. The ADULTS get 40 minus tax and NI for a day. Do the whole weekend you'd have £50 in your back pocket.
20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
There are no tax reliefs due to being young. 20 weeks of that and you'd have enough for a good mk1 mx5.
Or you could mow lawns. Or cut down trees.
I've looked into the rules of employment and his hours and scope of his job fit within the rules, and his employer has informed the Councils Education Department as per the law, a full risk assessment on his duties have been done and documented in writting. His pay puts him at below the thresholds for tax and NI.
Income Tax is not. Every human being is liable to Income Tax from the moment they are born. Obviously, if their overall earnings in any given tax year are below the tax allowance levels, then they won't be liable to any tax. But that rule applies to everybody, irrespective of their age.
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