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Have you signed up to my 'How to invest with just a tenner' investing for beginners workshop that's happening tonight at 7pm? If you haven't yet then go for it. The more the merrier!

And on the subject of more being merrier, we've got more ways for you to get some extra bits of cash in this week to help with all those mounting bills.

For a start you can find out how to get others to 'buy you a coffee'...in other words to send you a few quid a time for good things you're doing. Some people are making hundreds or even thousands this way. You could too!

We also have 22 ways to make and save money this year. Again, something we all need to know about right now. We need to prepare for April when all sorts of bills will go up (energy and National Insurance for a start). Speaking of which, if you're a pensioner it's possible that you're owed some money from the last few years. See here how to find out about that.

Ooh and this month we're shining a spotlight on ISAs - what they are, which ones are worth putting your money into and why so you'll be able to cut through the confusion and start making your money work properly for you. Keep an eye for that!

See you next week :-)

Jasmine

P.S. Are you following me on Instagram? I suggest you do because on Friday I'll be doing an Instagram Live called 'How NOT to lose money with crypto and NFTs'. I'll be interviewing two crypto experts - Gary Nuttall and Boaz Shoshan - and it should be a lively old time. Come and join!

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