#beermoney

Martin Lewis retweeted me, I have made it in life

I accidentally became the person who runs a UKFinance subreddit back when I was at uni

(this is just a hobby for me, but in another life, I was definitely a financebro)

I’ve put together a list of UK offers (e.g. banks & fintech apps that pay you to sign up), these ones are easy money, with a decent time/value ratio…

Not many people are aware of this, but 𝕏 (formerly twitter) pays you a decent share of ad revenue, if your impressions (total views on all posts) exceeds 5 million in 3 months.

As an experiment, for 3 months, I moved all my social media activity to 𝕏. I used an account I've had for several years, but never really used. Mostly because I prefer Reddit, personally. But I wanted to try it.

So, instead of posting as I usually would on Reddit, Facebook, Instagram etc. I just moved all my internet activity to 𝕏.

The result was I exceeded 5mil impressions within 1.5months.

My account is @YourElfx, you can see I don't have a huge following yet, and mostly just posted as I usually would on other social media platforms. Connect with me there to find out more.

You make an account and link it to your Paypal account (they have an FAQ on how to do that). You fill in some very basic information, and then you choose different surveys to answer. You are competing with other Swagbucks users, so sometimes you find a great survey and can’t answer it because the quota is filled. Every survey gives you a certain amount of points, and these points can be cashed in for actual money (deposited through Paypal) or giftcards (you don’t get an actual giftcard, but they send you an email with the giftcard barcode which you then enter into whatever site). The longer surveys offer more points, and Swagbucks does have a lot of promotions or days when you log on and they’re offering double points for every survey you answer.

please use my code to open a bank account and both of us will get £10. only works if you're based in the uk. i have 8 out of 10 referrals left. perks include 2% cashback on bills up to £30, a really competitive 7.1% interest savings account (you can put a maximum of £300 into that account).

not to farm sympathy but my cat had a lot of really expensive emergency vet appointments and i had to cancel a lot of shifts because of that or myself being ill, i could really use £80. also, if you sign up, you'll also have a referral code, so you could earn up to £110 in total just from that.

code again here