YOUR money: 10 ways to earn a little EXTRA cash; CHRISTMAS LEFT YOU DEEP IN DEBT?(Features)
Byline: By CLINTON MANNING and SAM DUNN NO matter how much you stash away for a rainy day, you can always do with a bit more. And if you got carried away over Christmas, you might want to earn a few extra quid to clear your newly incurred debts. Don't forget, though, that the taxman will want to

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

Money: Ease your debt burden now before it weighs you down Clare Francis on what to do with spare cash if you're share resistant
Disappointing stock market returns are discouraging many people from investing further in equities. But rather than leaving spare cash in a savings account, where the maximum interest you can earn is around 4.5 per cent before tax, you could reap greater benefits by using it to reduce your debts.

Publication: The Independent - London

Windfalls: Got some extra cash? We'll tell you where you should stick it; Financial expert has ideas on what to do when your boat comes in.(Money)
Byline: ALEX MORGAN WE'RE all brought up to think it's sensible to save, but that isn't always the case. If you've got pounds 50 to spare at the end of the month, you probably won't feel too guilty about spending it. But what if you had a pay rise, sold some stuff on eBay or got lucky on the

Publication: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

RECORD money: LITTLE EARNERS; Beat the crunch with bit of extra income.(Business)
Byline: By ALEX MORGAN EVERYONE would like a bit more money to spend, but rising prices mean you probably have less to spare than ever. With the cost of food, gas, electricity and petrol going up, half of all adults have had to use savings to cover essential bills this year. And a third have been

Publication: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

Cash in on spare time; If you manage your time efficiently, you may be able to earn while you learn, says Fareed Sahloul EDUCATION 2002.
Byline: FAREED SAHLOUL TO WORK or not to work? That is the question that will have crossed the minds of many about to embark on university life. For others, getting a job is the only way to make it through the course. Why work? The accumulative cost of books, bills, food, fees, rent and socialising

Publication: The Evening Standard (London, England)

Plasma donation a source of extra income for UW studentsDonators can earn up to $200 per month
Amanda Mcgowan University Wire 12-15-2005 (The Daily Cardinal) (U-WIRE) MADISON, Wis. -- For students looking to do a good deed while earning some extra spending money, donating plasma could be the answer. Students have the opportunity to get paid for donating plasma at the Interstate Blood and

Publication: University Wire