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Ian Clifford's avatar

Love your posts. Actionable and sensible. No steps that are too advanced for hopefuls. Always one or two suggestions I've not seen elsewhere.

Tom Blake's avatar

Thank you Ian, I'm very glad you like my content, means a lot! 😊

Dr. Cort's avatar

One of the easiest things I do is use the app Ibotta. I have a referral link to share but really I use it weekly for groceries I’d be buying anyway. Easy to use and money gets transferred from stripe. I’ve been rebated a few hundred dollars over the past year. Not breaking the bank or anything but for $ I’d spend anyway it’s pretty awesome. If you’re interested in a $10 bonus here’s my referral link https://ibotta.onelink.me/iUfE/8cc13c64?friend_code=bljwtny

Tom Blake's avatar

Thanks for sharing! I used Ibotta as well when living in the US, great app to add into the mix. I really like reward apps in general for stacking small wins.

Dr. Cort's avatar

Yes I feel like I’m preaching but it really seemed too good (and too easy) to be a true at first.

€1.000 Besparen's avatar

Great insights, I really like the part around saving money, that’s fast money for everyone: especially this advice you give is so powerful: “Cancel subscriptions you don’t need. Again, you’ll spot these recurring charges on your bank statements. Trim ruthlessly here.”

60 Seconds to FIRE's avatar

Love the idea of Dog walking and Selling Digital Products for scalability!

David Knell's avatar

Love this. Making the money is step one. Keeping it is step two, and almost nobody talks about it. There are tax strategies that wealthy business owners have used for decades to legally reduce what they owe. Most solopreneurs and side hustlers have never heard of them. I break them down on my Substack if anyone wants to make sure that extra $1,000 actually stays in your pocket.