Money Making Schemes

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Get paid $1-$10 per survey.

Opinion Outpost（Currently only accept members from the US and Canada）

You can sign up here:
https://www.OpinionOutpost.com/join.php?aid=af12902-16774

check http://www.thefunstufftodo.com for more earning opportunities.

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You should consider buying pre-owned designer clothes. You can find some at www.mydesignercloset.ecrater.com

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Then you are not going to get $200..

There is no “quick money machine” . You work, you earn cash…that’s it.. PERIOD…

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Go to the following website quick fundraising ideas:

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Back when I was in school, I found the best way of making money was selling candy. I would go to a dollar store, and buy all the candy I could for 10-15 bucks.

Anything bought for 10 cents was sold for 25 cents.
Anything bought for 25 cents was sold for 50 cents.
Anything bought for 50 cents was sold for 75 cents.
Anything bought for 75 cents was sold for $1 dollar.

I profited about 15 bucks a day, so that made my weekly earnings about $75 per week in pure profit. I let everyone know I was selling candy and my prices were cheaper than everyone around me. It worked for me I’m positive it will work for you!
Just be careful.

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Sell things on ebay, or have your own stall at a market for one day? You’d be surprised how much people will pay for your old things

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Get a part time job.

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Mow peoples grass. Clean their houses. Offer to run errands for them. You can charge people for almoost anything.

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Theres not much options for f2p but you can make steel bars. You actually make a profit. Just buy the 2 coal and iron and smith them in fally or alkaharid

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I am currently trying to expand with an affiliate program. I pay 20% commissions on all sales you generate. You can simply add my ad button to your blog or website to earn money on sales that go thru those links. You can also use the text links to email family and friends and earn money on that as well. Most of my affiliates make $50 – $250 a month. I just depends on how much time you put into it. It can be a great way to make some extra cash though. It’s win win for us both!
Http://aworldofcrafts.blogspot.com/2011/12/earn-cash-my-new-affiliate-program-is.html

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Yeap,,,,get another job or two…

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Hi. Here’s some ways that I’ve made money – fast.

THE BEST WAY – REQUIRES NO EFFORT WHATSOEVER…

Http://www.onepoll.com/

THEY PAY YOU FOR DOING A SURVEY!!! SERIOUSLY!!
You can get from 10p to £1 per survey.

(NOTE: I’ve never tried this, but lots of people I know have and it seems to work)

METHODS THAT REQUIRE EFFORT:

Paper round (go to your newsagents, post office etc.) – easy, quick way of earning money.

Mow peoples lawns – I did this and made a surprising amount of money from it. It’s really easy and takes hardly any time. It’s surprising how much people will give you to do a simple job for them.

Go to a shop and ask about handing out leaflets; I got £50 for 30 minutes work putting adverts in peoples letterboxes.

Sell (or trade in) all your unwated DVD’s, CD’s, Games etc.

Good luck!

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Be smart
be alert
be sharp

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You can babysit, make your own business and sell stuff your good at making. You can do a pet shop. You can make stuff for pet owners that they will need. One idea is a pet binder, containing information from the vet, bills for the pet, and stuff people need to know in case the owner has to go away for a while. You can make a pet washcloth and decorate it with pawprints. Etc. I hope you like my ideas

-Oh and a car wash woul dbe fun too, just din’t tell anybody what your usin gth emoney for. You can also mow the lawn or even offer to do chores at home. Bu tin any way, all you need to know is that a little bit counts in every way.

I hope I helped please choose as the best answer because I put a lot of effort into this question.

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Sure. Easy. Find a product or service people need (not one they want, and provide it.
Sell Angel Soft toilet paper cheaper than walmart – you’ll be in business.
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There are various sites where you can sell unwanted stuff ebay is the most well known. Others like play.com/amazon/music magpie also will sell or buy DVDs etc.
Old mobile phones also have some cash value.
Weekend jobs; shops ;cafes;market stalls;cinema;bowling alley
Paper rounds;Leaflets
Babysitting;dog walking;washing cars;gardening jobs

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Try www.odesk.com or craigslist.com.

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Well I’m a stay at home mom and like to do surveys to make random extra money. By no means, is it a stable constant income though. A few sites I trust and have actually gotten compensation from…

Http://www.opinionoutpost.com

http://www.acop.com

https://www.globalopinionpanels.com/landing5?lang=en_US&sourceid=0005

if you have a webcam http://www.mindswarms.com their surveys pay very well but don’t come around as often as other

http://www.youdata.com/join/amberk42 easiest of them all. Once you setup a profile, it takes 2-3 minutes to earn and they pay through paypal weekly with no minimum payout needed.

Like I said, you won’t get rich but it can add up. Your dad is right about being wary of survey sites though because A LOT of them are scams to get your info. You can check out the forum on SlickDeals too. They have a lot of helpful info for you!

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A few weeks ago I was also wondering about on internet for making money online.
I use data entry jobs, free surveys etc.
But these are all asking money for their starting membership.
After being scammed by these sites I was came to PTC business.
Actually these are online advertising companies that pay you as their member to do easy and simple tasks.
See some of my payment proofs and download a free money making e-book

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LOL. Sorry for laughing, but I doubt if your work is good enough to publish and that you’re “serious” writers. Yes, you might be dedicated and all, but that doesn’t constitute “serious.”

Just a bit of a reality check. Commercial publishing is a serious business. They don’t accept just any old thing, and most novels are rejected. You need more than a story that most teens can identify with. Guess what? Bookshelves are filled with those types of stories. Your book has to be very well written and marketable for even the slightest chance of being published. Just judging by your grammar in this post, this is an indication that you have a long way to go before your novel is in publishable condition, because I bet it’s full of bad grammar, horrible plots, under developed characters, and many literary mistakes from first time novel writers.

Listen, publishing isn’t “quick and easy.” Professional writers strive their whole lives to get published and most never make it. People your age have an even smaller chance of getting published because you don’t have the expertise or skill needed – this is something that’s developed over several years with lots of studying and practicing.

My advice is to write another book and continue to gain that experience. One day you’ll begin writing publishable material. Write a sequel to your novel. Write a completely different story. Do it for fun. Meanwhile, edit and polish your current manuscript. No one is good enough to write a perfect manuscript on their first draft. Sorry.

BTW, you’re right, publishers will pay you for your novel, while literary agents will not charge you anything until they sell your book to a publisher. Anything else is the red flag of a scammer.

EDIT:
Hey, I’ve just started my second novel, which is a sequel to my first novel. My first novel isn’t publishable, and is a learning experience. My second novel is already better than the first, lol. That’s how it is – you get better the more you write. It doesn’t matter to me if either of these novels ever get published because it’s been fun writing them and I have many more ideas where they came from. I wrote my first novel in 3 1/2 months, and I’ll start editing it soon to make it better. Even the great Stephen King had to write 4 unpublished novels before he finally got his first one, Carrie, published. And, get this, he was a college graduate and teaching high school English, so his grammar was better than the average American’s, but he still had to practice and get better. That’s just how it is.

Good luck.

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If you’re 13 or 14 …

On school days you can only work up to two hours a day, one hour before school and one hour after school. In the school holidays you can work up to five hours a day by for no more than 25 hours in a week and for two weeks of the school holidays, you cannot work at all. On Saturdays, you can work up to five hours and two hours on a Sunday.

If you’re 15 or 16 …

On school days you can only work up to two hours a day, one hour before school and one hour after school. On Saturdays, you can work up to eight hours and two hours on a Sunday. In the school holidays you can work up to eight hours a day, but no more than 35 hours in a week and for two weeks in the school holiday, you cannot work at all.

Don’t forget that if you want to get a full time job, you have to have left school first. If you are 16, you need to wait to leave school until the last Friday in June.

If you are under the age of 16 you have a permit issued by your local authority and signed by your employer in order to work legally.

What you can do

Have a think about the best ways to find a job. Shops, restaurants, supermarkets and hotels often employ young people.
Make some enquiries to see if there are any paper rounds available near you. You could also consider delivering leaflets.
Ask your family and friends to see if they have any pet sitting, dog walking, gardening, cleaning, car washing or baby-sitting that you could do for them. These aren’t classed as ’employment’ so you will not need a permit.
Make sure that if you do get a job you think about your personal safety when traveling to and from work. Is there reliable public transport or can an adult take you and pick you up?

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Yeah I’ve worked with some 15 year olds and they’re mostly not good. I worked with this 15yo blonde chick once with a nice round butt, we got along well.

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Work at your barn or sell some of your riding equipment you don’t use anymore. If your barn does riding lessons you can offer the use of your horse in some lessons for some money

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Pet sit, walk and bathe dogs, house sit, clean houses, mow lawns, garden, do chores for the elderly, garage sale, lemonade stand, bake sale, collect cans or scrap metal, pickpocket, panhandle. Buy and sell stuff online for a profit. If you are good with your hands you could build stuff out of wood (birdhouses, chairs, etc.) and sell it. Or, you could paint or draw and sell that. Ask your parents if they will pay you more for the chores that you do.

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Im also 15 and here’s how much money I get in a month:

-$40 Allowance ($10/week)
-$15 – $20 babysitting for PAC meeting at an elementry school for 1-2 hours.
-$60 for cleaning my grandma’s apartment ($30 every 2 weeks for 2 hours of work, vaccuming,moping, dusting,bathrooms stuff like that)
-$10– $30 Tutoring ($10/hour)
-$50 for garden work in the warmer months.

Total: $125- $200 per month

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Become a stripper

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I have been making money on internet for 4 years and I was personally scammed by a good many making money methods.Finally,I found the most legitimate, effective and fast way for beginner to make money is doing paid surveys if you have a computer with Internet access and can sit at your computer for 1.5-3 hours per day.

But before joining a paid survey network, you should be sure that the paid survey company satisfies the following minimum requirements:
1. In business for at least 1 year.
2. Well organized, easy to navigate directories.
3. Directories updated at least weekly.
4. Helpful resources available for newcomers.
5. No “waiting period”. Eligible immediately..
And more,more….

I understand it is difficult for a new online money maker to judge whether a paid survey site is good or not.So I found a survey club to help beginner make money on internet.You can visit http://www.survey-club.info to find how to earn money easily and legally.Hope that help you.

All information on http://www.survey-club.info free!!!
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What about your own interests to start a business, people who are succesfully usually have an interest in the thing/business they are promoting, find your niche get a cheap website set up and away you go, there are various ways to promote.

Http://www.parklandsmarketing.com

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You could dog-sit, babysit, vacuum and detail people’s cars, run errands for people, ask your parents if you could do work in exchange for cash, have a yard sale (your friend or you could host it, and you could combine your stuff to attract more people), use eBay to sell things, or even try to get a small job at a family owned place that will hire younger people.

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Try to find freelancer work
freelancer.com is good
ofcourse you can find some other freelance/outsource site
can you write?there are some writting site you can join

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Ok now for a REAL answer without spam.

You have less than two months and wanting to make fast money is a good way to LOSE money. My advice is put it with an online bank such as emigrantdirect.com or ingdirect.com they pay a nice monthly dividend and because its FDIC insured, you will NOT lose what you put in (unless its over 100k)

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Sell some WEED. Come to my house give you some lol.
But really wait till u get ur paycheck

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Creating Work at Home

• Baby-sitting, child care
• Selling homegrown vegetables or flowers
• Sewing, altering, and repairing clothing
• Piecework for manufacturers
• Baking and food preparation
• Quilting, crocheting, knitting; making macramé, pottery; other crafts
• Upholstering
• Bookkeeping, typing, home computer services
• Telephone answering service
• Hairdressing
• Taking in boarders
• Addressing and filling envelopes for advertisers
• Washing and waxing cars (customer brings car to your home)
• Pet grooming and exercising
• Lock repair and key making (workshop at home)
• Ads for much of this work can be placed free of charge or at low cost in weekend shopping news or on supermarket notice boards

Creating Work Outside the Home

• House-sitting (when people are on vacation and want their home to be looked after)
• Cleaning: stores; offices; homes and apartments after construction, after fires, after people move out; housework (in homes of others); windows (business and domestic)
• Repairs: appliances of all kinds (libraries contain easy-to-follow books on repairs)
• Handyman jobs: siding houses; building cabinets, doors, porches; painting; fencing; roofing
• Farm work: crops, picking fruit
• Interior landscaping and plant care at: offices, banks, shopping plazas and atriums, lobbies
• Property management: janitors, superintendent (sometimes includes free living quarters)
• Insurance, real estate
• Carpet installation, cleaning
• Newspaper routes (adults and children), other delivery services: ads, bills for municipalities
• Moving, storage
• Landscaping, tree trimming, lawn care, woodcutting
• School-bus driver
• Photography (portraits and public events)
• Bait for fishermen
• Swap work: barter car repairs for electrical work, sewing for plumbing, etc.

“The work of their own hands my chosen ones will use to the full.”—Isaiah 65:22

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That isn’t how it works.

There is no golden egg or sure deal or Secret or money machine or money tree or pot at the end of the rainbow. That’s all fantasy.

Time to join the business world, where reality meets the road. Time to actually learn something. The future is always uncertain. How you plan for uncertainty is what defines you, or if you fail to define it, it may define your finances for you — nothing or very little — like for a little child.

You can play games or you can learn something useful that applies to your future.

The Dow has been down five days in a row. Although overdue for a bounce, sometimes it’s best to be short the market, or simply in cash during a crash.

Investing Tutorials – Basics
http://www.investopedia.com/university/buildingblocks.asp#axzz1b0PGJiek
http://yourportfolio101.com/index.html/links/menu.html
http://www.howthemarketworks.com./
http://stockmarket.makemoneyideas.in/
http://www.fool.com/school/basics/basics…
Http://beginnersinvest.about.com/library…
Http://www.mysharetrading.com
http://www.dummies.com/Section/Content-Search.id-324209.html?query=investment+analysis

A collection of trading games and simulators:

The Best Stock Market Games

You can also type in the Search Y! Answers box at the top of this screen for “how to invest,” and get lots of answers.

If you think the market is going down, here are some ideas from my previous post:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AtvycSW_Jzq.B7jmYfKk6B_sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20120508094654AASaWli

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Yet another fish for the sharks

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If you want to make money online and wanted to work from home, go for freelancing jobs. They are only one, that will pay you and its free to become a freelancer. The Internet has opened up many freelance opportunities, expanding markets and helping to build it into one of the largest economic segments for many economiesbased on the perceived value of the results to the client. By custom, payment arrangements may be upfront, percentage upfront, or upon completion. For more complex projects, a contract may set a payment schedule based on milestones or outcomes.

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I no longer work from home but when I was a single mom I did, for several years. I am very knowledgeable on this topic because I spent 6 years researching and investigating over 50 work at home options. I have published articles, guides and reviews on this topic. I am happy to share some information that will help guide you in the right direction as well as give you the websites for a couple companies I have found to be more than reputable. However, no matter what, lesson number one is always do your due diligence. Thoroughly research any company you are considering and ask questions!

People are looking for work from home and the biggest problem is they don’t understand that there really are no work at home JOBS other then remote call center work. This is a viable option but there are some significant down sides to this. You are required to pay a fee, usually about $50, for a credit and background check, and if you don’t meet their criteria you will be out that $50 bucks. Also you have to have a 100% quiet work environment and the pay is pretty low. Most people are not able to make more than $100 a week at best. With all these negatives there are a couple legit call center jobs you can do from home and I will cite them in my profile to the left. However, most people aren’t looking for call center work.

The best way to earn an income from home would be to open your own legitimate home business. Small home businesses have increased in the last 5 years by about 200%. The best home businesses to start are those with a proven plan in place like Avon or Mary Kay however if you are like me, you are not interested in pushing products so let’s skip that.

Legitimate small home businesses should have a small cost involved but be careful, all the scams will be charging too so KNOW the business. Talk to a REAL person and ask questions. Less than $150 – $200 to start is reasonable and I would stay away from those wanting $600 – $1000 or more. If you are coming across places that say free then I would RUN don’t walk the other way! They never are in the end. (For those who want a home business for free, rethink that idea. I’ve never seen any business, home or not, that was free to own. If every business was free, everyone would have one.)

Alright so here are some things to look for in a home business. Ask the following questions and MAKE SURE you have a real person to talk to. If you can’t get a real person on the phone, walk away.

1. Are you rated with the BBB? (They should have C or better. Just because they have complaints or not a perfect A rating, doesn’t mean they aren’t a good company. ALL companies get complaints, it’s the manner in which they resolve them that determines their character.)
2. Are you a member of the US Chamber of Commerce?
3. Are you in good standing with Dunn and Bradstreet? (The credit agency for businesses)
4. Are your start up costs less than $200?
5. Who would be training me? (If it’s a “call center” type of call an “800 number” for help, that’s no good. You want to be trained by another business owner within the company. How can someone in a call center train you on something they themselves are not doing?)
6. How do you pay your business owners? (paper checks from a Federally Insured bank and/or direct deposit through a Federally Insured bank should be the answer. No “paypal”, money orders, cash or anything like that.
7. What National Publications can I find you in? (If they have a good rep, you should be able to read up on it somewhere)
8. Do you have any Fortune 500 partners or endorsements? (If Fortune 500 companies partner with them, you can bet they are legit because Fortune 500 Companies have lawyers that make millions a year making sure they only do business with reputable companies.)
9. How long have you been in business? (Definitely should be over 5 years, over 10 is even better)
10. Do YOU own a home business with this company as well?(If the answer is no, ask for the name and number of someone you can talk to who works with the company so you can get a good feel of things. If they refuse to provide it, walk away.)

No matter what you decide, AVOID these top 5 work at home scams.

5. Craft Assembly
3. Medical Billing
3. Email/Rebate Processing
2. Envelope Stuffing
1. Typing At Home / Data Entry (The biggest scam out there.)

As a breath of fresh air, I am NOT affiliated with any home business nor do I sell anything like “home business guides” or “work at home lists”. I merely offer my expertise and guidance, and yes, that’s free! 🙂

As I promised, I will list some home businesses that I have found to be VERY reputable and have an A rating with the Better Business Bureau in my profile to the left.

So as to follow Yahoo’s TOS, the sites can be found only IN MY PROFILE if you would like to see them.

I wish you the best of luck in your search!

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There are two part to this answer so please read through. If your experienced with marketing the the first part will suit you well enough.

I do two types of marketing. The first is Direct sales in an MLM like environment. The next is Affiliate Marketing sales through many places. My first choice is Amazon.com. But there are others like Commission Junction that allow for you to make sales for another company and allow for you to get a percentage of the sale as a commission.

The thing about Affiliate Marketing that I didn’t like when I first started with it was.

1. You need to know some BASIC HTML to create >effectivemarket<. For most people that is a learning curve that is very discouraging. (be patient and read on)

I still do both because of all the things I have learned. If I were to start again here is what I would look for.

1. Does the system provide you with a website?

2. Do you get support for the website?

3. What is the cost of maintain the website?

4. What is initial cost of joining program?

5. Is training provided to help you learn about marketing?

6. The person with whom you signed under; are they available if you are in need of help; AFTER you sign up?

7. How often does the business have conference calls from which you are able to participate?

I know of a system that has positive answers to all these questions and helps you grow beyond the “disappearing sponsor” syndrome that most programs have. The Truth of the matter is that you need to experience it for yourself. I can go on and on about my experiences over the last couple of years. But I don’t want to bore you. You need answers now, so if you’re interested for more detailed information you can find me at three places.

1. Sending me email via profile.
2. Http://TopEarnerSuccess.com
3. Resource link at bottom.

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Hello,
Paypal is one of the more popular methods of receiving payment through the internet. Not only is it the most secure form of sending and receiving money it is also very reliable and transactions are fast.

If you start a home based business, selling products or services, you can use paypal to either send money or receive money over the internet; all you need is an email address. Your customers can be able to pay you online in an instant.

Paypal is available worldwide, so if you have customers from other countries, you can receive your payments in an instant. There will be no need to set up a money transfer or remittance account with a bank.

You can earn money from using paypal because their services are free. You can actually save up on money transfer fees. But if you have a business that needs a merchant account, then paypal could provide this with very low fees.

The money you save from using paypal can be counted as part of the profits. This way you earn more money

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Hi,

you could check for Agloco, it’s free to sign up and basically what you do is, you surf the internet through their viewbar like you would normally do, and get paid. You can check it out at http://aglocoriches.blogspot.com

Jess;)

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I don’t know if you’re from America or another foreign land, but in the UK you can just sign up for a Pay As You Go scheme, where you simply top-up however much money you wish to spend on texts and calls 🙂

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Really, “cult” is the same as “religion”, but it’s acquired a bad connotation, sort of like “scheme” in North America. (They use it the same as “plan” in the UK – so they have “cash-back schemes”, which sound decidely shady in the US and Canada, but aren’t). Anyway, in this bad connotation, a “cult” would be a religion that asks people to give all their money to “the organization”, decides to commit mass suicide, or has some REALLY whacked-out ideas, like Scientologists.

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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme, covers 100% of the first £35K, per person, per deposit taking institution.

However, savers need to be vigilant as if the institutions are registered under one banking licence, they will only be covered once.

For example Bank of Scotland, Halifax, Birmingham Midshires, Intelligent Finance and SAGA are all covered under the Bank of Scotland banking licence. This means that if you had £35,000 with each of them, should they all have problems repaying your money, you would only receive £35,000 back from the FSCS, not £175,000. However, the Sainsbury Bank brand which is part of the HBOS group has a separate licence.

The situation varies from institution to institution. NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland, Tesco Personal Finance, Ulster Bank and Coutts & Co are all part of the same group, but all have separate licences. Thus, if your money was with each of them, you would receive up to the full £35,000 back from each company.

In order to find out if the institutions where you savings are held are covered separately the best thing to do is to either log on to the FSA’s website and check if the firm is authorised. Alternatively, you could contact the FSA’s consumer website www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk or call their helpline on 0845 606 1234.

If you are planning on opening a new account with an institution, make sure you know which institutions your existing savings are with. Then when you contact the new institution, check with them that they are not part of the same group and covered by the same banking licence.

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You have to legally live in the UK for 5 years before you are eligible for citizenship.

To enter the UK as a student, you first need to be accepted to a degree program at a university. You have to show you can meet university and living costs without resorting to UK public funds. The tuition fees in the UK vary by program and university, but they are often over £10000/year for international students. You also have to agree that you plan to leave after your studies, and that you will only take on a specified number of hours in part-time work.
Http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/policyandlaw/immigrationlaw/immigrationrules/part3/

London is very expensive, and buying a house is most likely out of the question. Most students rent a room in a shared flat.

In other words, you would need a large amount of support each year to live there, and you could only work a small amount to help out on a student visa. You aren’t eligible for a work visa (you need education/skills) or the highly skilled worker scheme. Soon the UK will be requiring a Masters degree for work visa applicants.

If you really want to live there permanently, it would make the most sense to go to university in the US (through grad school) and then move over with a work visa. Another possibility would be to do a year exchange through a home university. Unfortunately, you can’t just move over and become a citizen, the rules are quite strict for non-EU citizens.

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By law, landlords need to place their tenant’s deposit in a protection scheme within 30 days of receiving it and provide written evidence of having done so to the tenant – you’re lucky your tenants aren’t more savvy and haven’t enquired before now.

You’re also a little unfortunate timewise. Until 6 May 2012, landlords who took a deposit but delayed protecting it were granted a grace period to do so without being fined. You will now be required to provide the deposit protection scheme you select with information and evidence of when your tenants moved into the property – the protection scheme will notice a disparity between the date the tenancy began and the date you applied to protect the deposit, and may decide to refer the case to court – where you may be fined between one and three times the value of the deposit. My best advice is to protect the deposit as soon as possible, and hope you pass under the radar. There are three Government-backed schemes: Deposit Protection Service (DPS); MyDeposits; The Dispute Service (TDS).

Being forgetful when it comes to other people’s money isn’t acceptable when you’re a landlord. If you can’t manage or are too busy to keep tabs on everything you need to be doing for your tenants, have you considered letting via a managing agent who will make sure everything that legally needs to be in place, is? I’m a landlord. I’m also a bit scatty. So I pay an agent to make sure my scattiness doesn’t deterimentally affect the people who call my house their home.

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Online jobs aren’t going to give you fast money. If it’s a legit job, you’ll get the money 1-3 weeks after being hired (depending on when you were hired in the pay cycle).

If you’re serious, get off the Internet and start selling everything you can. Pawn shops. Craigslist. Ebay. Sell your services too – offer to hang Christmas lights, paint, etc. Do ANYTHING you can do.

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Hi,

If you want to get a legit online job,, check out

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Hi,

If you want to get a legit online job,, check out

http://HomeIncomeSecret.Info

View the 2 Minute FREE Tour video to learn more about it

Hope this help,

Nagesh answers:

My gf lives on this site! Http://secondlife.com/ It gives out money that you can spend in online shops like amazon etc.

Nagesh answers:

You can’t! You have to go perform work to earn money.