1. Property
1.1. Llwyncelyn
1.1.1. Capital Gains
1.1.2. Holiday Cottage
1.2. Bryn Helyg
2. Benefits
2.1. Tax Credits
2.2. Child Benefit
2.3. JSA
2.4. HMRC
2.5. Turn2us.org.uk
2.5.1. Advice on possible grants and benefits available
2.6. CSA
3. Passive Income Streams - PIS
3.1. Online Advertising
3.1.1. Google Adsense
3.1.2. Increase web traffic
4. Commodities
4.1. Gold
4.2. Grain
5. Grants
5.1. Perennial -
5.1.1. Garderner's Royal Benevolent Fund - Support for Agricultural workers
5.2. Turn2us.org.uk
5.2.1. Advice on possible grants and benefits available
6. Equities
6.1. Unit Trusts
6.1.1. UK - Risk 4
6.1.2. Global - Risk 5
6.2. Fixed Interest Bonds
6.2.1. Government Gilts - Risk 2
6.2.2. Corporate Bonds - Risk 3
6.3. Guaranteed Equity Bonds / Structured Products
6.4. Distribution Funds - Risk 2.5
6.5. Investment Trusts - Risk 4
6.6. Guaranteed Income Bonds
6.6.1. Guaranted income over a certain period, however usually very low. More of an obsolete traditional option
6.7. Indidual Shares - Risk 5
6.8. Mixed Portfolio based on risk aversion
6.9. Inflation - CPI = 3% Oct 2010
6.9.1. Investment has to return more than this or it is decreasing in value in real terms
7. Savings Account - Risk 1
8. Renewables
8.1. Renewable Heating Initiative - RHI
8.2. Feed In Tariffs - FIT
8.3. Saving on Energy Bills
9. Pension
10. Earned
10.1. Self-Employment
10.1.1. Living Willow Wales
10.1.2. AJR Computing
10.1.3. Rejuvanessence
10.1.4. New Business Ideas
10.1.4.1. "Create and deliver value" - Steve Pavlina
10.1.4.2. Collaboration
10.1.5. Writing
10.1.5.1. Nice idea but I'm a techy not a writer
10.2. Employment
10.2.1. Get a job - yeah, right!
11. Saving Money
11.1. Making stuff
11.2. Swapping Stuff
11.2.1. Readitswapit.co.uk
11.2.1.1. Swap books
11.2.2. Freecycle
11.2.2.1. People list things they no longer want and offer them for free
11.3. Free Stuff
11.3.1. www.Searchfreebies.co.uk
11.4. Communications
11.4.1. Skype
11.5. Nights Out
11.5.1. ApplauseStore.com
11.5.1.1. From the X Factor auditions to comedy tours, this website offers thousands of free televison and radio audience tickets
11.6. Food Shopping
11.6.1. mysupermarket.co.uk
11.6.1.1. Compare prices and shop at Tesco, Asda, Sainbury’s and Ocado
11.6.2. Fixtureferrets.co.uk
11.6.2.1. This website promises to save you £120 or more on your grocery bill by ‘ferreting’ out the best supermarket offers and discounts. You do have to pay to benefit – but at 10p a week (£5.20 a year) it’s not exactly going to break the bank.
11.6.3. Quaffersoffers.co.uk
11.6.3.1. Searches current supermarket and off-licence wine offers before they happen.
11.6.4. Asda.com
11.6.4.1. Now delivering to Lampeter - apparently, wouldn't recognise my postcode although I've seen the vans in Lampeter
11.6.5. Wholesalers
11.6.5.1. Suma
11.6.5.2. Good Food Distributors
11.7. Vouchers
11.7.1. Vouchercodes.co.uk
11.8. Holidays
11.8.1. UKholidayswapshop.co.uk
12. Buying and Selling online
12.1. eBay.co.uk
12.2. Boffer.co.uk
12.2.1. Fans of boffer.co.uk say it’s changed their lives – or, at least, changed their daily schedules. Each night at 11:59pm, one deal will be put online with an attention-grabbing price tag. This offer will either last until 11:59 the next night, or until it has sold out. The site buys up bankrupt, overstock, clearance and closeout consumer electronics products, and then sells it to you. The real draw is when the site holds a ‘Boffer Off’ – this means that as soon as an item sells out, it will be replaced instantly for up to 72 hours or until the stock runs out.
12.3. BumblebeeAuction.co.uk
12.3.1. Bumblebeeauctions.co.uk This website sells lost property that's handed in to the police and not claimed after a month, as well as seized and shop-lifted goods.
13. Capitalise on Hobbies
13.1. Computers
13.2. Paragliding
13.3. Snowboarding
13.4. Crossstitch
13.5. Living Willow Structures
13.6. Playing Guitar
13.7. Reading
14. Bartering and Trading
14.1. Local Exchange Trading Systems - LETS
14.2. Just for the Love of it
14.2.1. Freecomony Community started by Mark Boyle the famous moneyless man, where people can offer their skills for free - "giving forward" rather than trading