July 2021 Free Cash Earnings Report £104 Free Money
Bank Rewards & Interests: £21
• Barclays Blue Rewards: £8
• Co-op: £2
• RBS My Rewards: £3
• Santander Lite Bank Account: £8
Interests over Savings: £10
• Moneybox General Investment Account £1000 Emergency Fund: £10
Cashback: £2
• DHL Labels: £2
eBay & Facebook Sales: £71
• Wheelies: £7
• Bicycle: £50
• Magazine: £2
• Kids Scooter: £12
July Total: £104 (+£20 over monthly target);
£1,258 above year target.
Bank Rewards | Interest on Savings | Cashback | Sales | Total | ||||
£21 | 20% | £10 | 9% | £22 | 2% | £71 | 69% | £104 |
Month | Free Cash Earnings | +/- to Monthly Target (£84) | Accumulative | to Year End Objective (£1,000) |
January | £102 | +£18 | £102 | £898 |
February | £196 | +£105 | £298 | £709 |
March | £248 | +£164 | £546 | £454 |
April | £451 | +£367 | £997 | £3 |
May | £61 | -£23 | £1,058 | +£58 |
June | £1,096 | £1,012 | £2,154 | £1,154 |
July | £104 | +£20 | £2,258 | £1,258 |
Good month in July delivering £104 in Free Money, £20 above monthly target. I can now sit back and relax having completed my Free Money Set Up: Passive Income from Bank Rewards, £1,000 Emergency Fund producing positive interest, Cashback maturing and Sales from old eBay listings.
I am reshuffling my direct debits and as a result, a payment was not collected from my Natwest account. I ended up with no reward being paid. Not ideal but I can live with that. Another month of positive growth in my Moneybox GIA account. £10 in interest towards the Free Cash Pot from my £1,000 Emergency Fund.
I am collecting modest amounts of Cashback from Courier Services I use for my money on the side activities. I buy delivery labels online via Quidco. Even though I collect pennies from every label, they all add up and I am starting to gather the cashback payments now. £2 does not look like a fortune, but every little helps.
Finally, £71 from eBay & Facebook sales. My kids are growing up and they are leaving a trace of unwanted items behind them. I sold a pair of Wheelies for a £7 net profit and a scooter for £12. An unused mountain bike shifted on Facebook for a clean and round £50 profit. Another magazine sold added £2 to the Pot.
£2,258 Free Money so far. It is really good but it also means that I have five months left to try and find a way to produce £642 in Free Money. I am still up for a Challenge.
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