Martin Lewis is back with the latest Money Saving Expert (MSE) newsletter. This gives you a genius way to actually earn cash while playing video games.
Many of us have been there, and when we won another game of battle royale, we would occasionally see comments like, “If I got paid to play this game, I would be a millionaire.” . fortnite (Or is it just me?)
Well, that's the reality. Lewis and his MSE team are here to explain exactly how that can be achieved.
And we shouldn't be surprised to think that, given how valuable his advice is to millions of Brits almost every day.
Whether it's when he warned people about using fryers in the oven or his April warning to “check your payslip now”, Lewis is the king of financial advice, no matter how big or small the issue being discussed. .
When he's not telling us how to avoid Spotify's latest price increase, he works with the MSE team on a weekly newsletter.
Despite selling the MSE website for £87m in 2012, Mr Lewis retained editorial control over the content published by his staff.
Martin Lewis is back with more advice on how to make even more cash. (High performance/YouTube)
In its latest newsletter, emailed to subscribers today (May 1), Lewis' team announced several “quick, quirky, or fun ways to put a 'cha-ching' in your pocket” did. In other words, there are some surefire ways to make some easy cash.
It comes after millions of us received a welcome cash boost this month without doing anything.
“There are two ways to satisfy your pocket. We usually focus on spending less, but this note is about how to earn a little more. Now, let's not overdo the pudding We're talking about £10 or at most £100.'' This doesn't always happen, but we thought we'd share some fun hidden ways to get a little extra,'' the newsletter says. .
One of the ways was to earn up to £400 by playing the latest video games being released.
Gamers could get their hands on some cash. (Westend61/Getty Stock Photo)
The MSE team says, “Before a big new game hits store shelves, companies need to test it.
“Usually you have to go somewhere for a few hours to do it and it usually costs between £50 and £200.”
Research-i is backing this project and, in fact, can pay as much as £400 per session, depending on the games being tried.
MSE said: “Depending on the project, you can also bring your friends and play the game together.
“Most sessions are in-person because gaming companies like to keep their cards close to their chest to minimize the risk of information leakage.However, at Research-i, We're also looking for other topics (travel, hair care, etc.).
A list of current projects shows tests paying up to £625.
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