Tell TopCashback what you'd do if you had an extra £325 - £325 voucher to be won! NOW CLOSED

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The team at TopCashback are all about generating cash back to shoppers online. TopCashback says “the average yearly saving is £325”, so they’re interested in hearing what you’d do if you had an extra £325 a year. Would it go on bills, or would you treat yourself? Would it contribute to a holiday or would you throw a party?

Here’s what TopCashback has to say “TopCashback is the UK's most generous cashback website.Earning cashback is easy. Simply join our 6 million members, search for your favourite retailer and click through to their website. That's it! From there you can shop as normal on their website. That's right, money back for shopping online! There are over 4,900 retailers to choose from, so there's sure to be something for everyone! From electricals to insurance and from clothing to holidays.

In addition to this, all new members to TopCashback can get £20 cashback on a £15+ spend at George. By signing up through this link before 17th September 23:59.

Share what you’d do with an extra £325 on this thread and you will be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £325 voucher for the store of their choice (from our list).

Thanks and good luck
MNHQ

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NB Mumsnet will be providing a £300 voucher and TopCashback will send a £25 voucher in addition (administered within 14 working days of the competition end date)

New brake pads & then Christmas presents

Well, we already have Christmas sorted, as we budget and plan for it all year (most of our presents are already bought, believe it or not!) so it would have to be a little holiday next year! We want to return to a gorgeous park in The Netherlands and,amazingly, it costs this amount! It's such a beautiful place, and we had a great holiday with days out to Amsterdam, The Hague and the beautiful Katwijk beach. Dreamy! As its a voucher from a list, we would use our weekly Supermarket shopping money to pay for it, and use the £325 to do our weekly shop (which is around £50 a week,so you do the maths as to how many weeks that is paid for!)

Right now, it would go on winter coats for everyone (that's going to be depressingly expensive!).

Or a weekend away.

I would put it in the holiday fund for next year

I would spend the money on a mini moon with my beloved. A nice little city break with show tickets, dinner and cocktails and an over night stay.

I would have a weekend away with my lovely DH for our wedding anniversary, probably at a comic con!

I would use £200 to clear overdraft & £100 on credit card with £25 on a banquet meal for two at the local takeaway.

I really need to look at topcash back more.

Desperately need to get new wardrobe and chest of drawers for DD's bedroom. Her old ones are falling apart.

£325 will go towards recarpeting our house after an unexpected full rewire.

Buy myself some Christmas presents

We'd put it towards a birthday party for our ds and a santa themed stay at gullivers world. Trying to do as much as possible for toddler ds, as dd has just been born and don't want him feeling pushed out.

I'd put it towards a new bike for my commute to work and then what I save in car park fees, put in a holiday saving fund.

£325... i might treat myself to a shopping trip. I really need some new underwear!! However, i can imagine I'd end up spending it on things for the kids. Possibly I'd put it towards a new ipad for my husband's b-day. Or if I had time, maybe a spa day with my mum?

I would buy Christmas presents without worrying

I'd use it to pay off the debt I have with the council from when I classed as homeless and had arrears due to them moving me around and being off sick with stress last year. I have paid off the most part, but £325 would pay off the entire debt and leave me enough to get a food shop for a week without having to count the pennies.

£300 would go on furniture - either a new bed for our ever-growing son, or a two-seater sofa as he no longer fits alongside me in an armchair.

£25 would go on a couple of takeaways! We don't go out much as our son is autistic (finding carers is tricky), takeaways are our next best option

I'd use it for Christmas - the food and presents.

TopCashBack is great although we never make that much. Having the Chrome extension is a good reminder to use it.

Normally it gets added to our holiday spending / days out account. That is where our cash back gets paid into.

Specifically with an extra £325 I'd get a Nintendo Switch for the family to share at Christmas. Both DH and DC1 really want one (and I'd play it too) and we are still playing games on the console we brought 11 years ago!

Pay for a night away with my husband somewhere lovely, as we've not had a great year and some time together away from everything would be much appreciated!

I would spend it on a weighted blanket for my 4 year old and a sock monitor in case she goes into anaphylactic shock in the night. As she has a range of health and behavioural issues.

I would put it towards the Christmas shopping, an expensive time these days.

Love TopCashBack!

I would put £325 towards a weekend in Reykjavik with dh and the dds. I'd love for them to see snow and the Northern Lights!

In reality though it would probably go on paying off last year's tax bill

As incredibly boring as this may sound, I've always wanted to save a little but there's never any disposable income at the end of the month. I would put it into savings.

With £325 I would buy a tumble dryer and a freezer. My tumble dryer went to the scrap heap in January when we moved and with a baby and toddler it's needed. And now my freezer has died and no money for a new one.

Deposit for a decent car would be nice.