The best offers this July

Chris Harvey
Chris Harvey4 min read · Published

I'm not sure what's more surprising: Germany losing on penalties for the first time ever, or the insane amount of money you can make in July.

Here's a quick run-down for you of the best offers on Quidsy right now.

Bank switching: £1,410

This is the easiest it's been in ages to start, thanks to Bank of Scotland. Most switch offers want £1,000 or more paid in and this one doesn't. You just switch a spare account (not your main one) and set up 3 x £1 direct debits:

Overall, you can turn £3 into £175.

It's been extended, and now runs until 4 August.

I've recorded a 10-minute walkthrough for you, plus the step-by-step guide.

Looking for another switch? I recommend doing them in this order:

Matched betting: £250+

The World Cup is in full swing now, and a big tournament is matched betting's busiest stretch, with the bookies pushing out more free-bet offers than usual.

If you've not tried it, matched betting turns those free bets into a profit you keep whatever the result. Start with William Hill, then work your way down the list:

  • William Hill: bet £10 and get £30 in free bets, for £20 profit.

There's £250+ of locked-in profit across the bookies in the section.

Dan has filmed a walkthrough of the first offer (William Hill) to show you exactly how it's done:

Gift cards and cashback

Two ways to save on things you're buying anyway.

Everup top rates: buy a gift card, pay full price, and get a chunk straight back. Some of the best right now:

New to it? Here's my 4-minute Everup walkthrough:

And two easy ones from Rakuten:

Quick wins: £100+

Easy cash and no impact on your credit score. Three of the best right now:

Plus offers from Starling, Chase, Experian and many more, for £100+ in total.

Investing: £990+

Free cash for opening an account and putting a little in. Three worth a look:

Plus offers from Scottish Friendly, eToro and many more, for £990+ in total.

Worth knowing: investing means the value can go down as well as up, so only use money you can leave invested for a few years.

Cheers,

Chris

ps. not sure where to start? Get in touch and tell me roughly what you're after, and I'll point you at the one that fits. I read and reply to every one.

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