Casino offers are an easy way to make money from home. I first encountered the process as a sidenote to matched betting, and while I’m fairly new to using casino offers as a means to make money, I think it’s a great way for those who want to try matched betting, but are intimidated by…
DebtFree Wannabe To Debt Free
DebtFree Wannabe To Debt Free: How We Paid off £16k in a Year Debtfree wannabe no more! Yesterday we made our final debt payment and joined the debt free club, two days before target. We paid off £16k in one year. In the beginning, I struggled to find any resources that I could relate to….
Matched Betting: How Much Money Have You Made?
I started matched betting because we had a holiday to pay for and didn’t want to sacrifice our debt free journey to pay it off. Like anyone starting out, I was a bit daunted by the process of handing over my own money with the promise that I would get it back, with interest, because…
DM of the Week: How Do I Stay Motivated?
We have officially passed the halfway mark of 2018 and it’s a great point to stop, re-visit your goals from the beginning of the year, and take stock of where you currently stand. Are you on target to finish strong, or did you lose motivation months ago? Our debt free journey lasted a full year…
How to Renovate Your Home Without Getting Into Unexpected Debt
Behind the cost of our home itself, home renovation costs have been our biggest purchase of the past decade. We have spent £25,000 renovating our home since we moved in, which has added an average of around £8.5k to our annual expenses since moving in. Home ownership doesn’t come cheap. We bought a fixer-upper with…
DM of the Week: How Can I Do Self-Care on a Budget?
Self-care is one of the best time investments you can make. In our consumer-driven world, we tend to mistake acquiring things for looking after ourselves, neglecting our well-being in the process. Self-care is a relatively new phrase based on a much older concept, because in the world we live in that is full of distractions,…
Join the Debt Free Community and Pay Off Debt
Update: I’m now debt free! To read my story and how being the debt free community helped me, click here. My partner and I decided to get out of debt when he was put at risk of redundancy in his job. It made me realise we had over £400 per month of minimum debt repayments;…
How to Avoid Spending Triggers
One of the biggest challenges I have had on my debt free journey is avoiding impulse purchases. MYJAR.com estimates that, on average, we each spend £144,000 over the course of our lifetime on impulse buys. That’s a house! So getting the habit under control is a must if you want to save money, work less…
DM of the Week: Should I Try Matched Betting?
I get this question a lot, having spoke on Instagram about matched betting when I was making a lot of money from this at the beginning of the year. The money I made when I started was enough to pay for our recent holiday to Thailand, so naturally there is a lot of interest from…
Your Wealth Depends On What You Spend, Not What You Earn
A big lesson I’ve learned in my journey towards debt freedom is that expenditure is everything; it is so much more important than income. A year ago, my partner and I maintained a pattern of living like kings on payday and paupers the rest of the month. Even though our bills were pretty level with…
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