Ways to increase your income.

[screenman]

Come on guys this may or may not run. For me an increase in my income depends totally on my input and I guess in that way I am lucky, the more dents I repair the more training I do or the more selling I do effects my income dramatically.

I would imagine for some guys locked into job's this is certainly not the case, so what can they do about it? Part time work, a small business on the side, further education and I suppose the list goes on.

So here are a couple of cheap to start businesses that I can think of.

Gardening.
Window Cleaning.
Windscreen Repair (excuse my plug on that one)
Rubbish Clearance. ( needs a bit more investment)
Flat pack assembling.
Small fix it jobs for houses.

Anyone think of some more, I must add that I am certainly not looking for anything.

 

[TVC]

Gigolo?

 

[defy-one]

Man in a van = man on a bike

Sent from my GT-I9100

 

[numbnuts]

When I was married and needed more money I did a security guard job, two 12 hour shifts at the weekend at Southampton Docks

 

[screenman]

Numbnuts, I did much the same when I first started in business, I worked the Southampton Gaumont doing security for live gigs, getting paid to watch the stars was great.

 

[rich p]

Are you really obsessed with money or is it a false impression you give?

 

[slowmotion]

Don't listen to him screenman, he's rich.





sorry.

 

[ufkacbln]

Find out something "tasty" about your neighbour and then blackmail them?

 

[slowmotion]

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[Peteaud]

General idle layabout seems to get the most rewards nowadays.

 

[Leedsbusdriver]

Sign your self up as a human guinea pig as a tester for new medicines.A few lads a work do it and depending on what tablets or injections they give you it adds up to a few hundred quid for basically nothing.

 

[biggs682]

record a song even tho you cant sing

 

[rich p]

Hang on screenman, I've just had a thought.

How about we all give you a quid every tme you mention, money, income and cleverness. Obviously I'd have to clear this with the CycleChat Steering and Finance Committee but I don't think that would be an insurmountable problem. Let me know if you're a bit borassic and I'll get to work on them pronto.

 

[Andrew_Culture]

I've just gone from ten years of freelance whereby I could push hard, work hard and earn more to being on a salary.

Money ain't everything.

 

[Arch]

I've just gone from ten years of freelance whereby I could push hard, work hard and earn more to being on a salary.

Money ain't everything.

Yes. Personally, I seek ways to live on less, rather than to earn lots more. Each to their own, I suppose.