Where Can I Earn £1,000Pm From Home?

[LittleSquidge]

I already run my own accountancy practice, but with a little one on the way I definitely could use extra income.

Mind you with Christmas coming, who doesn’t!

I’m looking for ways to earn £1,000 a month, completely from home, preferably without use of a webcam or telephone, and ideally a source where if I have lots of extra time I can earn more.

I would rather not complete surveys or the alike as in reality you end up receiving less than minimum wage per hour.

The more novel, interesting and quirky the work is, the better!

I guess I’m looking for the holy grail!

I’m ready to earn now, and hoping you can enlighten me.

Thanks in advance!

[EDDIE51]

If you find one let me in on it!

[fiction-factory]

How much time do you have available to devote to this given that you already run an accountancy practice?

[Mamyalynne]

I've subscribed to this, I'll have some of that too.

[EDDIE51]

Surely the way is to try and find a few more clients for your existing business rather than devoting time to something different?

[pixie374]

I'll keep an eye on this too :-)

[DTCwordfan]

In Holland, a bird in the hand is worth nine in the bush.......

in other words, don't machine gun and stick to your knitting.

[LittleSquidge]

I need to take time out of the accountancy business, as I do not want to commit to deadlines as the baby could make an appearance any time from now until February.

However, being self-employed means my income has just stopped.

Get the small violin out, please!

[Mamyalynne]

Busking?


Sorry :-)

[zebo]

How legal does it have to be?

[LittleSquidge]

I would definitely prefer 100% legal!

[Old_Geezer]

I'd reckon that'd be about 13 tricks a month ?
;-)

[MallyJ]

Be creative....make something using whatever handicraft skills you may have....knitted goods, baby blankets, bags, jewellery dtc etc etc ...make a facebook page, get everyone to share it, join on line selling groups..etsy etc and se how much you can make.....just a thought or two there! Actually a friend of mine made loads buying secondhand furniture (particularly cots) reconditioning it and selling on....Not distressing it...lick of paint and a few transfers.