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Hi ,
We've got some great articles for you this week.
Do you often find when you're looking for money making ideas that you need to have a fair bit of money to get started?
Are you close to retirement but still in debt?
Check your inbox
next week for more great money makers, money savers and subscriber-only offers.
Love,
Jasmine
PS. We've got two competition winners to announce this week.
Both prizes are on their way!
PPS. Do you have money questions you'd like to ask me live?
I'll be on Periscope at 6:30 tonight to answer all your money questions.
I'll also be doing one on Friday, so keep your eyes open for that.
Looking forward to speaking to you all!
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Things you must do this week |
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EXCLUSIVE: Win a month's supply of Seabrook crisps
Do you love crisps?
What's your favourite flavour?
We have teamed up with Seabrook Crisps to offer one lucky reader a chance to win a month’s supply of their favourite
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Financial Times subscription for just £1 for four weeks
The Financial Times are offering you the opportunity to subscribe for just £1 for four weeks.
This gives you free delivery and access to the ePaper, plus there's no
commitment.
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What's the best low
risk savings option?
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Are you looking for a low risk, short term savings option?
Not sure what to go for?
Win a 40 flavour
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This week we're giving you the chance to win a 40 flavour jelly belly gift box.
Jelly Belly gourmet jelly beans come in a dazzling variety of flavours including fruit flavours, cappuccino, vanilla, toasted marshmallow, sizzling cinnamon, cream soda and more.
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How to make money even
when you're broke
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Sometimes money making ideas require you have a fair amount of cash to make an initial investment.
This doesn't seem fair, so we've put together these money making opportunities that don't require any upfront cash.
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Help! I'm Over 55
and in debt
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Are you over 55 and in debt?
Are you worried you'll retire before your debts are cleared?
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Stop procrastinating
and protect your family!
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Did you know the average Brit spends eleven hours a week procrastinating?
Worryingly planning for our financial future is the things Brits are most likely to put off.
This has resulted in less than half of British households having protection for their own or their family's future.
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A great way to make a
profit on Amazon
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Many people are aware that if they want to sell an unwanted item, Amazon is a good place to do it. What’s interesting though is over two million people use Amazon to
make a profit by selling brand new goods – in fact 40% of all products sold on Amazon are by individual sellers and businesses. Would you like a piece of that profit? Click here for a great way to make a profit on Amazon.
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Ideal Home magazine is all you need to create your own beautiful home.
Each issue is packed full of style ideas, decorating advice and unmissable buyers guides. Get the latest looks for every room, clever design, wonderful colours and fabulous furniture.
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Get a free issue of InStyle magazine
Every month InStyle is packed full of outstanding fashion and beauty pages, the up and coming talent you need to look out for and practical
shopping advice on what to buy, where to buy it and how to wear it!
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Read Jasmine's column where she talks about money news, what she has been up to, and what has
made her laugh, cry, or just want to shout and throw things.
This week Jasmine takes a look at the perils of our love affair with technology.
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Read Justin Urquhart Stewart's finance and investing blog for his sharp brain and his wicked sense of humour.
This week Justin takes a look at potential tremors in the stock market.
Read our finance and investing blog
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