With six in the family living on a missionary income, we have to keep a tight reign on what we spend, but sometimes God sends money from unexpected places. I just switched to a new insurance company for my house contents insurance. The new premium was £65 and I should recieve £125 commission. Yes it is completely legal. Will it work? Well it worked when I switched my car insurance to a different company and got paid £230 commission. Would you like to know how?

Collecting comission on web transactions is a wonderful way of saving money, and in this case I should actually get back more than I spent. It seems that insurance companies make lots of money out of us so they can afford to pay massive commissions to anyone who brings traffic to their websites. If you would like to recieve the commission on lots of your web based expenditure, then I heartily recommend you try the cashback cooperative called Quidco . Before you ask - no there is no commission in it for me, but don't forget this posting next time an insurance renewal drops through your letterbox.

Most commissions are a small percentage of the transaction value, but insurers and utilities often pay fixed amounts when you switch to them. You can even get small commission amounts just for visiting some websites without even buying anything. Quidco keep the first £5 of commission you earn in a year, but after that it all eventually comes back  to you via paypal or direct into your bank.

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