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The word ‘uncertain’ seems to apply to everything right now – from how long the virus will stay with us, to when we’ll be able to return to normal.

The online presence of multinational corporations and e-commerce sites has meant that there is an increased need for Graphic Designers who in turn make money of these jobs. You see graphics every single day all around us from the road we live on or work on to the online realm of social media, video ads, Youtube, Facebook. Hands down the quickest way to make a lot of money (well, without breaking the law). Lots of students have genuinely made £100s from this technique. It's completely legal, risk free, tax free, and anyone over 18 in the UK can do it (Not in UK? It works by taking advantage of free. Online surveys A really popular way to make money online is by doing online surveys in your spare time. I enjoy doing them as they can take anywhere from one minute to 10 minutes, and I can be sat on the sofa with something on Netflix at the same time. It’s just a matter of filling in a few forms giving your opinion and then I get paid in cash.

Also, it feels as though overnight people’s jobs and financial situations have become very uncertain. Government measures will, we hope, look after most people but that doesn’t stop financial uncertainty being pretty high on the list.

By now you’ve probably had thought of several ways for filling your time at home. Have you considered, however, whether any be used to make some extra money?

I’m not promising that you will make your fortune but here are my top tips for making some additional cash while you’re stuck at home.

Cash in your cupboards

If you’re clearing out cupboards and find items worth selling, eBay is the obvious place to go. As a seller, you need to be responsible about the sending, ensuring you adhere to social distancing at the Post Office.

You can make items ‘buyer collects’, however this is best only if the person is local (avoiding unnecessary journeys) and you can hand over the item using the distancing guidelines. If you can wait for the money, take photographs, write the descriptions and be ready for listing and despatch when the situation improves.

Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree are also handy. You may not make as much money as most people buy locally.

Be sure you adhere to the social distancing at the point of exchange. For example, can they pay online and then collect from a designated spot where you can leave it in advance? Always wash your hands before and after any exchange.

Clear those bookshelves

For book lovers, getting rid of your well-read and equally well-loved books is a tough call. However, if you could turn those pages into cash you might be persuaded.

Amazon is the obvious place to start. You will need to register as a seller – have your mobile, passport/driving licence and payment card to hand. Again, ensure you can post what you’re offering for sale or get everything ready for when you can.

Alternatively, try We Buy Books or Music Magpie – both operate in a similar way, you enter the barcode or ISBN number for an instant quote.

When you have entered all your books you can send them free of charge and they will pay directly into your bank after receipt. We Buy Books will collect from you, as well, whereas Music Magpie offers faster payment.

Cash in on your foreign currency

Whether you’re a frequent traveller or just go abroad on holiday, when clearing those drawers, you will find bits and pieces of currency that were too small to change up post-trip.

Indeed, a survey by M&S Bank in November 2019 estimated £3 billion in unused foreign cash currency was sat in UK households. What’s more, each year, on average, travellers return with £1 billion in various cash denominations whilst around £1 billion is spent each year by UK travellers ‘using up’ currency in their departure airport.

Bidgewedge, however, allows you to create a free account, state the amount of currency you have and they will tell you the price they will pay for your currency.

If you agree, post your currency to Bidwedge and the agreed amount will be paid direct into your bank account. There are no additional fees, postage is free, and all transactions are insured.

Bidwedge’s Currency Buy Back is currently available for Euros and US Dollars and starts as low as €10 or $10.

Search for valuable ‘junk’

Many of us have vintage items that we have received from family members or purchased at boot fairs. They might not be worth taking to Antiques Roadshow but they’re almost certainly worth something.

VintageCashCow will buy your vintage items for cash. It’s so simple. You put everything you want to sell in a box and, during the isolation period, it is offering a free home collection service so you don’t have to leave the house.

It then values the item and offers you a fair price within 48 hours. It will even explain the valuation.

If you accept the offer VintageCashCow will send you a cheque or transfer the money on the same day. Any unsold items will be returned for free.

Get creative to generate cash

If you’re planning to spend your time on a new craft or an old favourite, there are many options and you can get materials delivered to your home.

Whether you want to create with yarn, wood, paper or recycled materials that you have around the house, if you find (or already know) that you are creating something that others will buy, there are lots of places where you can easily set yourself up to sell. Check out these to start with

Etsy.com

Shopify.co.uk

Folksy.com

Notonthehighstreet.com

Setting up a Facebook page and showing your items on Pinterest are also great, free ways to get your crafts in front of people.

Earn by sitting at your computer

If you like spending time on your PC or other device, why not use some of that time to earn some extra cash?

Surveys are an obvious choice and, although they don’t pay that well, you can dip in and out as you choose, and you only need your device and your opinion.

Be careful to pick legitimate sites and ones that don’t waste your time and pay very little. To start with try these – YouGov, Prolific, LifePoints and Swagbucks

Some sites will even pay you for watching videos, such as Gift Hunter Club. You can even earn cash just by changing your browser! Have a look at qmee.com.

I hope that one or two of these suggestions will help fill your time and your pockets while we wait for these uncertain times to end. Take care. Stay safe. We will get through this!

Shon Alam is founder of Bidwedge, which changes your left over cash currency back into Sterling

27 WAYS TO MAKE MONEY FROM HOME IN THE UK IN 2021

Times are changing and making money from home in the UK has never been easier. Years ago there were a handful of ways that you may have been able to work from home but today more and more people are realising that the traditional 9-5 job is becoming a thing of the past.

We live in a society now where, thankfully for us, there is more choice than ever. Giving us the opportunity to work from home on our own terms, providing more flexibility and time with the people we love and doing the things we love to do.

I am often asked what are the best ways to make money from home here in the UK, so today I will share 27 of the best ways with you.

So, whether you are looking to boost your cash or to change your life completely, you are sure to find something here that suits you!

1. Start Matched Betting (Yes it’s legal and no it’s not gambling)!

Matched Betting, despite the name, is not gambling and is totally legal. It’s basically a way of making a guaranteed profit by taking advantage of the free offers provided by bookmakers.

When I first read about matched betting I was very sceptical which stopped me from maki

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