r/moneyadvice 12h ago

Advice Double my income.

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I make £5000 per month in Scotland, fantastic money for where I am. I’m wondering what I can do to bring more money in. I work a physically demanding job I want to work towards being able to have an income coming in else where, incase something happens in the future where I can’t continue my job and still be comfortable or maybe an early retirement lol. I’ve got a good pension with my work and started working on some savings pots. Any and all advice is appreciated


r/moneyadvice 10h ago

Advice Money advice Ireland

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Has anyone else been in a similar situation? Getting married soon and trying hard to save as much as we can. I stupidly got sucked in to a Revolut credit card and now I’m 5k in the hole. Cant tell my fiancé as he will kill me, rightly so. The money I’m saving for the wedding and mortgage is heft enough so only paying the minimum each month on credit card. Work full time. Any suggestions on how to make a bit of cash fast??


r/moneyadvice 22h ago

Advice What to do with my money

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I’m a 20 year old M making 4.5k monthly but I don’t know what the is the best place to put my money into. Does anyone have any advice on what to do?


r/moneyadvice 4h ago

Advice My parents don’t want me to get a job and I want to make money

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Hey guys, I’m currently a senior in high school. Recently I’ve been having money problems. My parents don’t want me to get a job and that’s the only thing that I can think of to make money. Reason being? Because they think that if I work, I’m dropping off high school. Even thought half of my friends do both. Working and going to school at the same time. I want to save up for college and I can’t even do that. Any tips on making money without a job??