We read an article last week claiming that a woman made £6k a week just by posting pictures of her feet. We’ve talked about side hustles with a twist, and some with what might be considered outright unusual ideas, but money is money, and if you’re game, there are also ways to make money from your own feet! We take a look at quite how this can be done. 

Meta Platforms has announced that it’s adding a host of new features to Instagram, including a tool allowing users to trade digital collectibles, which is being introduced to help Instagram customers make money on the app more easily.

If you’re keen to invest, it’s important to understand what type of investor you plan to be. Would you be content for others to pick and choose investments for you? If so, you may wish to invest in some sort of managed fund. However, if you’re the type that prefers a more ‘hands on’ approach, you may want to make your own investment choices.

We are all feeling pretty politically motivated (aka angry) at the moment, so why not cash in on this impassioned state? Whether you are a big fan of politics or not, we all have our own opinions and beliefs. Some people prefer to take a backseat, watching from afar and visiting the polling stations every few years to cast their votes. Other people, however, are pros in politics. It may be keeping up to date on all things political, becoming a member of your preferred party or attending rallies.

It has been announced that homes in Great Britain  could save up to £100 on their bills by reducing their usage. The National Grid has said people can save money and balance electricity supply in the UK by joining the new scheme.

The National Grid has said it is working with energy suppliers across the county to roll out the new scheme. But what exactly does it entail? .

While we all was it with baited breath to see what Sunak's government will announce in Thursday's Autumn Statement, there have already been plenty of murmurs about what could be discussed. In light of this, we asked our founder and personal finance expert Jasmine Birtles to give her predictions for what is likely to come on Thursday.

New research, conducted by the Money and Pensions Service, has found one in six adults in the UK have no savings at all, with a quarter of UK adults having less than £100 set aside. The Money and Pensions Service (MAPS), spoke to 3,000 adults in the Uk as part of their research.