Another month is over and I’ve had a few minutes on a Sunday morning to work out how things have gone for the month. Things are looking ok but could do better. Continue reading “Month End: October ’18 – assets and spending”
I read through an article on the daily mail website about the Escape Artist and the tone and comments really opened my eyes. Continue reading “The public just don’t get it”
The government has today announced a roll out of a scheme called Help to Save. Only open to those lucky enough to be in working tax credit or universal credit. Continue reading “New Government Ideas: Help to Save”
Just a very quick update:
So far AirBnB is going well. We’ve had a number of requests and had to decline people who wanted to stay. A family wanted to stay for a week! Which is a bit much. We have a pair of French students staying here and another student coming next week as well. The AirBnB website is not perfect but it’s easy to get your money out and easy to use once you are used to it.
We are not taking the piss with our prices and we are listed at around £30 a night at the moment. I don’t intend to run a hotel, so I think that we can up prices a bit to reduce demand but keep the net profit high. It seems like easy money. 🙂
It’s a funny feeling to have paying guests. My wife and I have both hosted/surfed with couchsurfing but this is a different relationship and more of a commercial relationship.
So far so good.
GFF
In case you didn’t know, you’ve possibly been overpaying for everything you’ve ever paid money for! Continue reading “Cashback King – £10,000 the richer”
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last couple of years you’ll be well aware of the opportunity to claim back your PPI – you could be owed thousands! Continue reading “PPI check – the price of prudence”
How much would you pay for unlimited brunch? Well, the answer is £40 in London and I still can’t believe my eyes. Continue reading “The 40 quid brunch!”
