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Making your computer pay for itself


Monday, August 16th, 2010

Have access to the internet? Have a bit of spare time on your hands? Then why not try to earn yourself some money online. Here at 247Moneybox.com we’ve compiled a list of some ways you cOULD possibly earn a few pounds here and there. So when you have time to waste, then at least see if you can get paid while wasting it!

1. Answer questions: some sites offer their customers the chance to answer questions. So if you consider yourself the master of trivial pursuit or the don of your local pub quiz, then get online and get answering. Questions may be texted to you and allow you the chance to earn yourself some money and massage that massive ego of yours at the same time!
2. Do surveys: if you think of yourself as opinionated and someone who doesn’t lose arguments then you might enjoy earning money by completing some online surveys. These can range from political surveys to university students’ surveys. Websites can offer between £1 and £5 for completed surveys.
3. Get paid to just use the internet: many companies like to know customers’ browsing habits, therefore you can now get paid to simply surf the internet. Search for companies which want some market research.
4. Sell your photos: consider yourself as a great photographer? Then maybe someone else might agree, and pay to prove it. Find a site where you might be able to sell some of your photos.
5. Rent your stuff online: going away for a bit? Then why not get your possessions to earn themselves money. Try and find a site which allows you to rent anything from DVD players to furniture to children’s toys.
6. When buying something online, see if you can find the same goods but with cash-back opportunities. Companies are struggling during the recession and will therefore push hard to get you to shop with them.

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What happens when VAT goes back to 17.5%?


Monday, March 9th, 2009

The British Retail Consortium (BRC), the retail industry trade body, wants the government to delay the VAT increase scheduled for 31 December 2009, arguing that it will severely disrupt Christmas trading. According to the BRC, December is the busiest period for most retailers. It cost the sector around £90 million to implement the cut to 15% and, because of the timing, will cost a similar amount to reintroduce the 17.5%.

This is not good news at all for the stores themselves and the inevitable burden UK consumers will have to bear. We here at www.247Moneybox.com are concerned what the increase in costs will have on the pockets of UK citizens. At the moment purchases made are subject to a VAT rate of 15%, so that holiday or that dental bill has that included. What happens when the VAT rate pops back up to 17.5%?

Yep, it’s going to be tough financially. A loan for payday with us can help you through the transition period as you make adjustments elsewhere in your life for a long-term solution. 24/7Moneybox can provide you with quickly approved payday loans. They are easy to apply for, and typically there is no paperwork or phone calls - our online service is faster and more convenient than other online lenders. There are 3 easy steps to getting your payday loan: simply take a few minutes to fill in our online payday loan application form, obtain approval and receive your cash loan very quickly!

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