Need money, help!

Go on JSA?

but basically they won't buy me a car if don't contribute some of my own money

No, when I say they aren't giving me money, I'm not starving or homeless but basically they won't buy me a car if don't contribute some of my own money, one of there new bright ideas, so basically I need a way to make a significant amount of money in a way that won't affect my a levels...

that's pretty reasonable for something that costs thousands of pounds sorry. can you do part time bar tending or the like, theres always things like mystery shopping and matched betting but their not brilliant for a regular income.

Theres only one way for that...

Not really because i have to study and need a car to travel around, especially when i go to uni, so its just disruptive. Bar tending will mean i have a contract for certain hours that i can't commit to at the moment and wouldn't make much money anyway. I've heard about matched betting but thought it was a con, do you know how it works?

Not really because i have to study and need a car to travel around, especially when i go to uni, so its just disruptive. Bar tending will mean i have a contract for certain hours that i can't commit to at the moment and wouldn't make much money anyway. I've heard about matched betting but thought it was a con, do you know how it works?

Why do you need a car for uni?

studentmoneysaver has a guide on their website but you need money to bet to start with. believe me you dont need a car unless you live in the middle of nowhere even then i still managed:P
there isnt a legal way to make enough money for a car if you re going to uni in september unless you own really valuable items that you can sell. Sometimes i m afraid its about opportunity cost you either work for a car or dont have one.

to get there... and back when i visit family, just make it easier than getting my parents to give me lifts, or pay for taxis which will be a fortune when added up.

How far is it? Surely public transport will be cheaper? How often do you plan to visit family?

Are you living down there or travelling from home?

Hi,

Have you thought about having a zero hours contract to give you flexibility ? Have heard different stories about them so check before you commit.

well I've only just finished my AS's and so I'm not sure which uni I'll go to but i want to move away. I really don't like public transport e.g. trains etc. just too much hassle...

When you go you probably won't be visiting family very much. You'll find that video calls would do most of the time. Trains are pretty good once you've done a few.

I see no reason for you to have a car. Very few uni students actually do and those that do are usually mature students who have brought their own.

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