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Hi ,
Now the kids are all back to school (lucky you!) and the sun is shining it's time to start taking up some of our money makers.
This week we have two crackers for you. If you're interested in the beauty industry then you should read our article on making money as a manicurist. If that's not your thing, then you might be interested to know how you can make money from YouTube. Two great ways to use your interests to make money!
It's not all sunshine and smiles though. We know that summer can
be an expensive time, so if you're financially struggling now we've hit September then read our 4 steps to help you get out of summer debt. Don't worry, we'll help you get through it.
Check your inbox next Tuesday for more great money makers, money savers and
bargains.
Love,
Jasmine
PS Please stay Scotland. We'd miss you if you leave!
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What you must do this
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Get money for your old phone
Now that the new iPhone has been announced (complete with site crashes as so many people scramble to pre-order one), a lot of old phones will soon no longer be needed.
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Join
Quidco today and start earning cashback every time you shop. From supermarket essentials to family holidays, up-to-the-minute fashion to high-tech gadgets, Quidco work with over 4,000 retailers, including loads of big name favourites, to help you get the value you
deserve whenever you spend. Start by browsing their daily updated offers or, if you know what you're after, search by brand or product. Once you've found a deal you like, visit the retailer via their link and complete your purchase. Prefer shopping on the High Street? No problem, register your debit and credit cards and you can even earn cashback in-store. Quidco earn a referral commission
on every sale and it's this that they pass back to you in the form of 'cashback'. Yep, it's that simple! Over 4 million Brits have joined already and the average member pockets £280 a year. Quidco are FREE to use, so take a moment and sign up
today.
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Check your credit
history for free
Being refused credit can ruin your dreams of a new house or car. There are a number of reasons you might be turned down - and finding out what they are could get you back on track.
Common reasons for being refused credit include a low credit score and lenders decisions.
Being refused credit is not the end of the road. By speaking to the lender you may remedy the situation. Alternatively, it
makes sense to check your credit report beforehand to see if there's anything on there that could count against you, and do what you can to improve it.
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PS - Free books for kids!Online shopping service Flubit.com is continuing its Book Month into September by asking children, parents and schools to get involved to support the National Literacy Trust. To take part they want kids nationwide to draw a picture of a character from their favourite children's book, parents or teachers to photograph it and email to books@flubit.com. For every picture sent, Flubit will donate £5 to the National Literacy Trust and will send a free children's book to the parent or school to say thank
you.
For those parents or teachers that prefer to Tweet, Flubit will also donate £1 for every 'micro review' of a children's book using hashtag #flubitbooks. Pictures can be submitted to books@flubit.com and more information about the initiative can be found
here.
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What to do with a
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Win a £500 Sainsbury's gift card |
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This week we're giving you the chance to win a £500 Sainsbury's gift card.
As one of the UK's leading supermarkets, Sainsbury's has a huge selection of products on offer, aside from food of course!
With this
whopping £500 voucher you can splash out on your food bill for a few months or just treat yourself to something more fun.
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Make money as a mobile
manicurist |
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4 steps to help you get out of
summer debt |
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Bag a great phone deal whilst helping a good cause
It's the UK's best deal not just because it's fantastic value but also because no other provider enables you to give 10% back to causes.
Join before September 30th and your first two months you will only pay £3.99! You then pay the usual price of £14.99 thereafter. Simply, enter promotional code SALE12 before checkout. Don't miss out, ends 30th September 2014.
Grab this great deal here
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Personalised Santa message bundle
Sorry to mention the 'c-word' quite so early (we know it's only September!) but it doesn't hurt to be prepared for Christmas.
Delight the children this festive season with a personalised Santa letter, an activity pack, a 'nice list' certificate and three text messages.
get yours here
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Get £25 off when you spend £50 at The Body Shop
All you have to do to redeem this great offer is enter CODE 14673.
Start shopping here
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Over 50% off Ralph Lauren men's polo shirt
Available in six colours and embroided with the iconic Ralph Lauren pony logo for true style, this fashionable polo shirt is a great offer.
buy yours here
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Bring yourself peace of mind with a Golden Charter funeral plan
Golden Charter is the UK's largest independent funeral provider and offers great value fully protected funeral plans.
see more here
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Finance and investing column
Read Justin Urquhart Stewart's finance and investing blog for his sharp brain and his wicked sense of humour.
This week Justin wonders if we're going to see the end of the age of complacency. |
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Rip-off Britain column
There are so many rip-offs and frauds going on in the UK now that we think it's important to let you know of the latest ones as soon as we hear them.
This week Jasmine takes a look at nasty 'vishing' scams.
Read our rip-off britain column here
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Ask Jasmine
Jasmine answers financial questions every Friday so email us at info@moneymagpie.com with ASK JASMINE in the title and Jasmine will answer your questions.
This week's question is 'How can I sell my hair?'
Watch the video here
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