![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-earned-more-than-500-in-free-cash-to-spend-on-christmas-presents-for-my-kids/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Untitled-design-8.png&description=WILLIAM Lister has earned hundreds of pounds in free cash over the past year to get ready for Christmas. The savvy dad has three kids to feed and stockings to fill so with rising costs, he's been finding ways to add to his festive fund. William has managed to earn over £500 using TopCashback William and his family on a trip he booked through TopCashbackCredit: William Lister William, from Galashiels in Scotland, has covered 90% of his Christmas expenses for this year by making the most of cashback. These offers give you money back on your shopping, but they require you to spend the cash first. You then get reimbursed, whether it's a set amount or a certain percentage off your shopping. William has been doing it for over six years with TopCashback and says he has earned £2,170 in that time. The site, similar to rival Quidco, pays when you go through its website to spend with retailers or providers. William told The Sun it "couldn't be simpler" to do, this year alone he has made £515. He and his wife Kerryanne, 35, will spend the money on Christmas presents for their kids Eva, 10; Anna, seven, and three-year-old William Jr. The 38-year-old self-employed landscaper uses the site for most of his online purchases as 5,000 retailers are signed up as partners. He's used it on tech purchases from Currys, food from delivery services like UberEats and JustEat, as well as when he takes out insurance policies or when booking a holiday on Booking.com. The cash he has had back ranges from a few pounds up to £105, which was from signing up to new broadband. It's important to remember that the free cash will depend on the retailer's cashback offer and how much you spend. You should never spend more than planned or more than you can afford. William said: "Every year I use it towards holidays or Christmas. "Because the orders are all things I would have made anyway, it's just fantastic. "I feel like because of the current economic climate it's even more helpful, it's free money basic){kind=link}
WILLIAM Lister has earned hundreds of pounds in free cash over the past year to get ready for Christmas.
The savvy dad has three kids to feed and stockings to fill so with rising costs, he’s been finding ways to add to his festive fund.
William, from Galashiels in Scotland, has covered 90% of his Christmas expenses for this year by making the most of cashback.
These offers give you money back on your shopping, but they require you to spend the cash first.
You then get reimbursed, whether it’s a set amount or a certain percentage off your shopping.