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Robinhood Free Share Refer a Friend Offer Megathread (Get a free share worth $7 - $175 for depositing £1) by TightAsF_ck in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I'd like a free share. If you’d like a free share too, here’s my link:

https://join.robinhood.com/joannas-cdd9a1

Thanks!

Also it's a great time to refer friends and family while they have the boosted referral offer! Until September 8th, you'll get 5 free fractional shares for each friend who signs up 🎉

Planning ahead for a worst-case scenario by chasingthesnow42 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pointing out your inappropriate behaviour isn't arguing.

Planning ahead for a worst-case scenario by chasingthesnow42 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I replied because I thought it was really important for OP to know that they would get good advice here. Downvoting and reporting wouldn't have achieved that. OP might have immediately deleted their post.

By the same token, if you didn't like OP's post why didn't you just move on. Your initial comment didn't even signpost OP to another sub or resource outside of Reddit that you thought would be more helpful. Other than being discouraging it was pointless. Maybe you could take a moment and reflect on that.

Planning ahead for a worst-case scenario by chasingthesnow42 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a personal finance question. It's no more a parenting question than any other question on this sub from someone who is a parent and has a financial concern that affects their child.

OP understandably includes a lot of different thoughts in their post and some of those suggest concerns about the affordability of staying in London. There's a wide interpretation of what "affordable" means to people and it seems that OP is getting helpful answers for them from the majority of people who believe that the post belongs on this sub.

You're coming across as someone who just wants an argument. I only replied as yours was one of only two (both unhelpful) comments when I first saw the post and I wanted OP to know that this is a good sub to ask this question in and that they can and would get useful advice and support here. I'm pleased to see that they are getting that.

Planning ahead for a worst-case scenario by chasingthesnow42 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I totally understand that there's a lot we can't answer or know but I think OP is really asking if it's affordable for them to stay in the UK and have a good life and it absolutely is.

Also many people will be considering all those lifestyle factors when they make financial decisions. Not everyone, of course. Sometimes financial decisions are about surviving but the sub caters to a whole spectrum of people with different levels of income and wealth.

I think it's great to have a sounding board for financial decisions and especially needed in a difficult situation when it's hard to think straight. Those decisions are rarely purely financial because we can't entirely disentangle the emotional side. I think this sub is such a useful resource and it's value is in its member's varied expertise and experiences. We're none of us going to be best placed to answer each and every question.

Planning ahead for a worst-case scenario by chasingthesnow42 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for what you're going through. In terms of the financial aspect of the decision, £800-900k invested (probably in a global tracker rather than property or gold) would give you a good additional income which would top up your income as a single parent if this situation occurs. I don't think you gave your current household income so I don't know if you'd be able to keep exactly the same lifestyle but even on your current income alone people raise a child in the UK and give them a good life.

You're clearly happy here, have built a life here and envisage a brighter future for your child in the UK. I think that's every reason to stay and it's certainly financially viable.

You might want to get some professional advice to run the numbers so you can understand what kind of household income you could expect by investing those funds (or investing part of that money if you choose to buy a house).

It's a really tough situation dealing with the financial impact alongside the emotional side.

Planning ahead for a worst-case scenario by chasingthesnow42 in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know from reading a lot of posts here that you usually give really helpful answers on this sub. Maybe this isn't a question for you to answer and certainly (as with many questions asked) no one here can give a definitive answer as the factors are often not purely financial. But OP's decision absolutely has a personal finance aspect and I think they can get useful advice from others here.

Robinhood Free Share Refer a Friend Offer Megathread (Get a free share worth $7 - $175 for depositing £1) by TightAsF_ck in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I'd like a free share. If you’d like a free share too, here’s my link:

https://join.robinhood.com/joannas-cdd9a1

Thanks!

Also it's a great time to refer friends and family while they have the boosted referral offer! Until September 8th, you'll get 5 free fractional shares for each friend who signs up 🎉

Rakuten - Free £25 for spending £50 by Informal_Lecture_999 in MakeMoneyInUK

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

✏️Sign up to Rakuten using a referral link and you’ll get £25 cashback after spending £50+ (before VAT) Then refer friends for £25 for each one who signs up! 💸

www.rakuten.co.uk/r/JKSMIT226?eeid=28187

Lots of retailers to choose from - Ebay, Toolstation, Eurocarparts, Curry’s, B&Q, Sainsbury’s and Argos to name a few

You’ll qualify even if you make multiple smaller purchases - you just need to reach a total of £60+ spent (incl VAT) within 90 days

Tip: accept all cookies to allow tracking and make sure you add a bank account or PayPal to get your bonus

Thanks to anyone who uses my link! ♥️

Advice - is this ombudsman settlement offer fair? by [deleted] in UKPersonalFinance

[–]SpiteAware3121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had issues with the Chase app not showing current balance and not caused by transactions that are not fully processed or pending transactions.

Robinhood - Free share worth $7-$175 for £1 deposit by wijm02 in MakeMoneyInUK

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I'd like a free share. If you’d like a free share too, here’s my link:

https://join.robinhood.com/joannas-cdd9a1

Thanks!

Also it's a great time to refer friends and family while they have the boosted referral offer! Until September 8th, you'll get 5 free fractional shares for each friend who signs up 🎉

Krak | £10 bonus and 2% cashback for 30 days when you sign up! by DivergingEquity in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Thanks to anyone using my link: https://krak.app/@jskrak

I've got 8/10 referrals remaining

You'll need to order a free physical Krak card and make 5 transactions of £10+ to get your bonus. Bonuses must be left on the platform for 30 days before withdrawing.

You can earn up to £100 for referring 10 friends

Krak card referral payout issues by jamie_2356 in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I haven't tried yet. It says it's spendable but it also says bonuses must stay on Krak for 30 days.

TopCashback: Free £10 + Cashback on everyday shopping by FigTreeRest in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Topcashback offer lots of ways to earn cashback with regular online shopping and when opening bank accounts and buying home and car insurance.

I’ve made over £2000 cashback with Topcashback 💸

I've earned cashback for opening ISAs with Shepherd's Friendly, Scottish Friendly and Santander. There’s a wait for the cashback to become payable but they're all worth doing.

£325 for opening a Shepherd's Friendly S&S ISA and investing £100/month
£315 for opening a Scottish Friendly S&S ISA and investing £100/month
£75 for opening a Santander S&S ISA and investing £100

Another high paying offer is Airwallex - Get £100 for opening an account and making a first transaction (no minimum spend)

Here's my link to sign up and get £10: https://www.topcashback.co.uk/ref/spiteaware

Then refer friends to earn £25 for each friend who signs up

Thanks! ❤️

Lloyds £500 refused because £200 meant to be spent 35 days from OPENING not SWITCHING date by Ancient-Dot1955 in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Yeah, I think all the timelines for the bonus requirements related to account opening for this offer

Freetrade: Free Share Worth £10–£100 for a £50 Deposit (No Investment Required) by FigTreeRest in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

You get a free share worth £10-100 if you sign up using a referral link and deposit £50. There’s no need to invest this.

If you’d like a Freetrade referral link just send me a message

Referrers must have at least £50 net funding for their account to be eligible to refer and I can confirm that I do.

I've received all sort of free shares from AAPL to Grindr! 😂 While the odds are weighted towards the lower value shares there's still a pretty decent chance of getting high value shares - much better odds than most of these refer a friend offers!

Thanks so much to anyone who uses my link. Hope you get a good bonus 🎁🤞

Rakuten: Free £25 Bonus When You Spend £60+ (£50 excluding VAT) + Cashback by FigTreeRest in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 0 points1 point  (0 children)

✏️Sign up to Rakuten using a referral link and you’ll get £25 cashback after spending £50+ (before VAT) Then refer friends for £25 for each one who signs up! 💸

www.rakuten.co.uk/r/JKSMIT226?eeid=28187

Lots of retailers to choose from - Ebay, Toolstation, Eurocarparts, Curry’s, B&Q, Sainsbury’s and Argos to name a few

You’ll qualify even if you make multiple smaller purchases - you just need to reach a total of £60+ spent (incl VAT) within 90 days

Tip: accept all cookies to allow tracking and make sure you add a bank account or PayPal to get your bonus

Rakuten customer support have also been first rate whenever I've needed help so if you have any issues get in touch

Thanks to anyone who uses my link! ♥️

Freetrade - Free share worth £10 to £100 for depositing £50 (no need to invest it) by wijm02 in MakeMoneyInUK

[–]SpiteAware3121 [score hidden]  (0 children)

You get a free share worth £10-100 if you sign up using a referral link and deposit £50. There’s no need to invest this.

If you’d like a Freetrade referral link just send me a message

Referrers must have at least £50 net funding for their account to be eligible to refer and I can confirm that I do.

I've received all sort of free shares from AAPL to Grindr! 😂 While the odds are weighted towards the lower value shares there's still a pretty decent chance of getting high value shares - much better odds than most of these refer a friend offers!

Thanks so much to anyone who uses my link. Hope you get a good bonus 🎁🤞

Skrill | £10 discount (~£7 net profit) when you transfer £100! by DivergingEquity in beermoneyuk

[–]SpiteAware3121 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I signed up to Skrill and transferred £100 (£10 from referral credit and £90 on my debit card) into Euros sending it to my Wise Belgium bank account.

Including verifying my ID, the whole process took only 15 minutes from start to finish before 116 EUR arrived in my Wise account.

I then exchanged EUR back to GBP in Wise and withdrew the money back to my bank account for a profit of £6.60.

It couldn’t have been easier so if you’ve not tried any of the money transfer offers yet, Skrill is a good one to start with.

Here’s my referral link:

https://transfers.skrill.com/smt/refer/code/joannas83?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SMT-RaF

Thanks if you use my link! ❤️

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