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Your unoficial, official pay rise.

If like many. You most likely haven’t had a pay rise for some time. With the cost of living increasing at a alarming rate. Cashback could be a great way to offset these costs. It could be like the pay rise you need and want. Even a 1% raise wich is easily achieved if you use Cashback websites with all your online purchases, based on a average £20k a year job. Is £200

I believe anyone using these websites at any given purchasing opportunity could quite easily earn £500 a year. That’s not spending any money you wouldn’t have had anyway. Then there is the reduced fuel cost travelling to shops. So I believe 3% is achievable. If you change your utilities through this method the savings are even greater. I don’t think you’re employer is going to give you a raise this big any time soon. 

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