Recap on how to make money online as a teen

Okay, hello everyone. Chances are that if you are reading this post you are a teen looking to make some money online. If you are than you are at the right place, if not I dont know what youre doing here.. Trust me though, dont expect to start making a couple thousands dollars here and there. Making good money online takes hard work and effort, but it is definitely manageable. However, if you are just looking to make a couple extra bucks each month then you dont have to worry about spending countless hours on the computer.

I suggest you check out IMreportCard if you have not already. They offer real reviews from real people on all of the top ways to make money online. I always check them out before I join any program on the Internet. They also pay you for grading programs, writing reviews and leaving comments. I have been paid about $80 from them in the past 2 months without even trying.

CashCrate. They are the absolute best program for teens looking to make money online each month. I have been making hundreds of dollars with them for the past year. However, dont think that you will start making big money like that today. It takes time and hard work to develop a down line like I have. In the long run it is definitely worth it though.

If you arent willing to spend a lot of time promoting your referral links than it is still very manageable to make a good $50 each month on gpt sites like CashCrate as a teen. Sites like cashcrate are called "survey sites" for a reason. By spending a couple hours each week completing surveys on CashCrate I have been able to make upwards of $70 a month without any referring.

Showing teens how to get referrals is the purpose of this blog as it is a very hard task. I have told you all many times not to get discouraged if you only make a couple referrals in your first month of promoting. Believe me, if you work at it you can be making a great amount of cash without having to fill out any surveys.

I know that this has been a very short post but I just wanted to recap on how to make some extra money online as a teen for all of you. And remember, it takes hard work! Have a good one!

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What Is Corbynomics

With the results of the UK Labour Party Leadership Elections set to be announced this Saturday, its time to take a look at the economic policies of one of the candidates considered the frontrunner, and also the furthest to the left, by many- Jeremy Corbyn.

The Islington MPs economic proposals have made such an impact that they have come under the new title of Corbynomics. Though, admittedly, adding nomics to the names of his rivals would lack the front page appeal of this title (especially Burnhamnomics, or would it be Burnhamomics?), it is undoubtedly the unique nature of Corbyns policies in the leadership race that has brought them a name to come under.

So, what are Corbyns policies, and are they credible? Here are 4 of his policies that are making the headlines.

An End to Austerity

"You just cannot cut your way to prosperity so Britain needs a publicly-led expansion and reconstruction of the economy, with a big rise in investment levels."

Corbyn is a strong opponent to David Cameron and
George Osbornes policy of austerity.

One of the most appealing policies to his supporters on the left, Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to bring an end to the money-saving spending cuts that have been enforced in recent years by the Conservatives.

This means that a government under Corbyn would end spending cuts on public services such as the NHS, the education system and transport- in fact, he would be likely to increase spending on these as demand increases due to a growing and ageing population.

Corbyn would also reverse one of the most controversial austerity tactics, that is the privatisation of public services. He has pledged to renationalise the railway system, and also prevent the further privatisation of the National Health Service.


Reducing Foreign Military Presence

Jeremy Corbyn believes Britain should learn lessons from
an intervention in Iraq seen by many to have failed.

"Thousands more deaths in Iraq ... will set off a spiral of conflict, of hate, of misery, of desperation that will fuel the wars, the conflict, the terrorism, the depression and the misery of future generations." (2003)

However, the only cut that Corbyn proposes is with regards to the military. He is a fervent anti-war activist, something highlighted by his strong criticism of past actions such as Tony Blairs move to invade Iraq, and current proposals like those to militarily become involved in Syria. So, a Britain under Jeremy Corbyn would reduce its military presence in areas like the Middle East, thus saving a considerable amount of money.

Furthermore, as a believer in non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, Corbyn would close down Britains nuclear weaponry facility Trident, located in Scotland. This would not only save money, but also be a welcome move, considering a significant proportion of Scots are against the facilities themselves. However, some worry that such military contraction would endanger Britain, in what many see as an increasingly threatening world.


Quantitative Easing for the People

"QE for people instead of banks"

Banks would no longer benefit from government QE
programmes under Corbyn.

Quantitative Easing is nothing new in government policy, but the manner in which Jeremy Corbyn seeks to implement the divisive policy highlights the new direction in which he seeks to take Britain.

Put simply, in the current system of QE, the Bank of England creates new money that is inserted into the accounts of national banks, with the aim of encouraging these banks to lend more openly and thus stimulate spending in the economy.

Corbyn wishes for the Bank of England to continue creating new money, but proposes that the finances created should not go to the private banks, but a state-owned National Investment Bank, that will "head a multi-billion pound programme of infrastructure upgrades and support for high-tech and innovative industries".


National Education Service

Tuition fees have been a source of discontent for many
of Britains young people. Under Corbyn they would not exist.

"To become a high skill, high pay, high productivity nation we need to invest in education throughout peoples working lives - that is the path to prosperity for all." 

A significant part of Corbyns anti-austerity programme would be the increasing of government spending on education. There has been much uproar in the past decade over university tuition fees, first introduced by Labours own Tony Blair, and increased to as much as £9,000 a year under David Cameron.

Not only would Jeremy Corbyn abolish these tuition fees, but he has also proposed the reintroduction of university grants, which have just been replaced by loans.

Free university forms a major part of Corbyns National Education Service proposal. This system would see the government increase spending on education (funded by tax increases, government military spending cuts and the economic productivity boost the Corbyn camp believe their policies will bring), in order to make education accessible to all, providing universally free childcare right up to free university.

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CashCrate Question and Answer for Teens

First off, if you arrived at this blog via a search engine check out my cashcrate proof of payment for $476.55. If you are a teen and are looking for a ways to make legit money online than this is the site for you.

Okay, so today I thought I would answer a couple questions I have been receiving from teens lately about CashCrate and ways to make money online.

1.) I have been scammed before, what makes cashcrate so different?

Before I joined CashCrate I was just like you. The thing about CashCrate though, is that they actually do pay. I am only 17 years old, yet I have made over $2500 with them in the past year. CashCrate is a great way to earn some extra money when you dont have a lot of time or money to work.

2.) How long should I expect to work if I want to make a lot of money?

That answer depends. If you have some miracle system that will generate you a lot of referrals then all power to you. But for the rest of us, you can expect to work a couple hours each week if you are just completing offers. However, if you want to make the big bucks then you have to spend a lot of time writing articles, submitting them to article directories and just spending time on search engine optimization for your blog/website.

3. I made a blog but I have not gotten any referrals out of it, how come?

This answer is simple. You either picked a bad keyword or you have not spent enough time getting quality backlinks. Believe me, it usually takes about 3 months before you start receiving any good traffic to your website from search engines. Just dont be a lazy teenager and youll be fine.

4. Am I going to receive any junk mail from paid online survey sites?

Yes you will. Thats why I made a junk email when I was completing offers. If you use your real email address than your inbox will be flooded with promotional offers. You will also receive the occasional letter to your house, but those are generally few and far between.

5. How old do I have to be to join paid online survey sites?

Most online survey sites require that you must be 18 years old to join them. However at CashCrate you only have to be 13 and that is why it is perfect for teens looking to make money online.

6. Is there a better way to make money online as a teen?

Im sure there is, but they are probably scams. One site that I know isnt a scam is CashCrate. They have over 1.5 million members and have paid out millions of dollars to their members.
If you have any other questions about paid online survey sites and make money online as a teen just leave a comment and Ill answer it.

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