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Well the first month of my adventure is over and I am happy with the start I have had earning £77.64. However continuing to earn at this rate means it will take me another 1073 years to complete my challenge and become a millionaire. So over the coming months I have to improve my monthly earnings substantially if I am to become a millionaire in the near future. So I have devised a plan…
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I needed to buy some new clothes today to replace some clothes that were falling apart (well I had to get my moneys worth out of them!). Anyway, I found what I wanted at M&S, did another google search to find some vouchers and managed to save myself 15% and get free delivery thrown in all thanks to http://www.hotdealsuk.com.
Total saving = £16.85
£16.85
Had to order some food online today and a quick google search found me a £5 voucher thanks to http://tescovouchercodes.blogspot.com/. Free money as far as I am concerned as I was ready to pay the full price anyway.
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I have been on the look out for further lost change all week and managed to add another couple of pounds to the total.
Highlights included finding £4.65 in my gym bag which I seem to remember putting there just in case I got hungry whilst visiting the gym. Seeing as one of my other new year’s resolutions is to lose weight, removing temptation seemed like a good idea.
I then found another £1.70 scattered around my flat which would probably have found its way to my penny jar next time I tidy the flat but that could be months with it just sitting there doing nothing.
So I didn’t find a fortune but it’s £6.35 towards my target!
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Looks like David Beckham has sorted his pension out by signing a 5 year deal with L.A. Galaxy worth £128m.
That works out to be £25.6m per year or for those paid by the hour, assuming a 37 hour week, he will be earning £13,306 per hour (less tax of course!). So if he was to undertake the millionaire adventure challenge he would achieve it in just under 75 hours.
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